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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-24
Forty Dollars ReuaYd,

I or appfchcnuin9 ane lecush'S III a"J Saoi ="
the United States, 70 that ! get him again,
Negro Il B NER;
egTg is a Root, Rrong, and active fellow !;
L ouderaands plantar,on budnefs we'll and is
a good fhoemaker; he is about 81 years old
about icet DOR 10 inches high he has icme
old fears from whip which he received leven-
teen years ago for running away he has been
nv property evei Gnce and do not recoiicet
that he has ever been corrected fnce, aishoug
often deferred it; nc has mother in Fanquier
c,nnty, Virginia, the property of MIR. John
Bronsueht, and | have been informed ne Was
Teen on the road enquiring for faid place, with
2 pal. letting forth that be was free man, and
nv name taxed to fomc Of them, all of winch
are forgeries; and will give a farther reward
OF Forty Dollars to any pefiOn that will inf0rm
me Of the perloa or perfons guilty of the forge.
~. provided they are convicted of the fame.
Tie above aaye weat OF 18th July, 1905.
THOMAS WEST,
Augu& II. 8
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Mutual Inlurance Office,
RIcHMoNp, Sept. 5.h, 1905

RIcHMoND, Sept. 55h, 1905.
THE members OF the Matua Infursnce Com
L pany agaoa Fire on Goads ard FH,aifari
in the aate of Virginia, s'c hereby notified that
lecoad full quota 10 found TO be psceeary, AID
is hereby called for, to be paid by each member
of this company 20 the Gather general on or be-
fore the drf day of October next.
The members Of this company viii be plcsfed
10 take notice, that all who fail 70 comply with
this reiuidton will ccafe to be ictuted after the
day fixed on for the payment of tie iaid quota
until payment is made. And in order TO pace
this inRitution on Respectable footing, il is
deemed neceIiary to motion immediately agsiua
all dslinqucnts 10 that no indulgence need be
expected after the frf day OF OGtobee next.
Benjamin Da.Ha1, PRECEDENT.
PRIgTlNG, IN It's Uarl2us branches
hoad6meL EXECUTED at tits oEees
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Fifteen Dollars ReuaYd.
RAN AWAY from the fubfcribcy, in Alexan-
andria, the I'd of September,

A Negro Woman, named Grace
about Is- or 10 years old-lhe is of yellow
complexion and well fes !; from appearance II is
fuppofed fhe is far gone with child. The laid
woman purchafed of MIR. II. Gaa@tH, and
faid Gunnell parchafed her Of Captain Thomas
Pollard, fheriff Of Fairfax county. Any Perisn
that will take up the faid Negro and tecure her
either in Alexandra OF Fairfax Jail, lhall receive
the above reward.
Alexander Brown.
September l6. eofw
N. B. The above negro was fold under exc.
cu,ion, for a debt due from Thomazsn Eli
zey.
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Strey<d Q, StOlen on Monday s;gbt zaf, from the
/aG/enbt$s,
4 SQRREL HORSE, with far on his
n forehead, has laddic mark on fis left fide,
bob tail, years old. Whoever takes up the
faid hoFie and delivers him 10 the fubicribers,
Ghall have ZEN dollars reward and tor the thief
forty dollars.
MARSTELLER q YOUNG.
September 20. dss
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pabIir @ais;
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY, next,
.,.l,ck. will 5. fold al the yendce Store,
r u M
/ !. ss4,. and bis. Frsach Brandy in pipes,
:nio pipes and bis.
s mid v' asud Apple Bandy IN bis.
s,,r IL hhds. tisrcss and bls.
&C. sI''.' Il s.s-. s,,g !. !. boxes,
M9ud and dipt Candles
p I, ia kegs, boxes aud jars,
pii,, ia kegs and trails,
oa.,a,. Ware in crates,
gOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Keriemeres,
n,as,, Plaias, Kcrf.ys, Negro Csttons,
s.,,.,. Elaaicks, blue Fgiezss,
catnancoe,, Raiiels, Yarn Stockings,
Caiutzes and CSlEcocs,
lnh Lin.ns, Silcfa DO. a'35
Gsaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Muslin and Muslin handkerchief,
Ipdla Muslias and Table Clothes,
sandanns Handkerchief, -.
Cohmd Threads, Hats and sundry other
gaclsa
PhiAg C. Marftllsr.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

gNHE' Truftees OF the town Of PaovfoENe2 i,
L having thought it exPediens 20 fo&poue
the Sale of the fever4i LOTS in She fad town,
advertifcd for fale on this dry, until MONDAY
the zIf day OF October n:xt--Notiee t6erstors
is eivsa, That the fad Truitecs will, on that
day, proceed to expOfe to p BLiC SALE, tor
ready money the ley-ral LOTS IN the faid
town, agreeable to the ae of afem5ly eRabliih.
ing the fame.
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DifIolution Of Copartnerihip.

THE Copstnerlhip hitherto fulfilling under
the firm of jJeftpb Riad2e 8 CO. OF Alexandra,
was didoived the 6r& infant, by mutual con,
fent: Al perfons that are indebted to, or that
have claims on the fame, requcitca to come
forward and fettle, as it is deGrabe to cloie the
concern as foon as pofible. Thofe Whole &C
counts arc of long Handing are particularly re
qdefcd TO attend to this notice, and mike
payments to either of the fdbfcribers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
Of Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
September IS. It
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-24
Alexander Smith & Son

ALEXANDER OfIlCn q OOil
Eavs isf rseei0ed from on board the brig Ma
ria, fran Li,bOn,
~ boxes of LEMONS,
In uneommcn good order.
They alfo Keep, as afuql,
Sugar, in hhds. and barrels
jamaica Ran, in hhds.
Loaf aod Lump Sugar
New England Rum, in barrel,
Salt, Of different kinds
Imperial and Young Hyfon Teas
Whlikey by the hid. and barrel
Ard other GROCERIES, as ufual: all Of
winch they will teli low Tor cath, or exchange
@cclhtiy psodlce.
NIB. We ALTO consioue to keep complete
aaansnt Of BOLTING CLOTHS, and feiecs
ne BET FLOUR for family ufe, ard will give
usaShsR price for FLAX-SkED.
Spcmber ie. d4w
The Subscriber has juR Receive d,
saa .'Ss sgers Jar Sac, az bis Store in Kmig
freef;
a few hundred weight ioit theiled
Slnends So hoxes Lifbs Sweatmeats, ot a
ssIeI su9hty, and large afortmcnt OF LIS
~ Saksss of various ilzes.
S0dait''s 10 The a59Qe, be has alfo an hard,
complete aiIortment OF CoNFEc-
TIoNARY,
M o. which be will fell either by wholelalc
"Sa., remarkably low for cath.
Matthew Eakin.
-Sslsnher 10. dot
RYE WHISkEY.
= 8 0ansi, irCng and fine favored Rye Wits
: ley hOgihssds prime retailing Mclaaes,
f0 ~ lss Cbeas Young Hyfon Tea, OF a very
cea au0''sa Patent Shot. and a variety of Britdh
s,n spoSasT, from to treble battle-with q
S' s.5 saertmsnt Of Liquors and Groceries-
ION SALE. by
Sea-. MandeUslle g 7amejon.
TO RENT,
\ W v convenient two-itory Brick-houft
ss.' usss arse', opposite Capt. George Sl4saa'
. s''us 'ppy to,
laly 8. 1obn n Ho1,sV
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much as shirt or pair of stockings they
took also my hammock, sheets, watch. 200
dollars, quarter cask DIVINE, seven bAsk-
cts of Cordials, some bottles OF VINE, porter
and oil, one den1ohn of brandy, Dart Of a
box OF soap, and variety OF other small
articles ;--thev also took all the mates
clothes, and some Canary birds 4! About
$ P. NJ they put me onooard, SAID my pa.
pers and vessel were clear, aud told me L
might proceed on my voyage; tue wind
being moderate, we continued withina inile
or two of each other until or O'Clock, So
itbelng a clear moon light night they be-
gan TO FIRE at me, when | hove 20 they
came alongside and hailed me in French.
| told them was the same orig that they
boarded in the afternoon, which they, no
doubt, well knew: keeping me close with.
10 hail, they commenced Safeguarding
me, asking where was from aud wnere
bound 10, and every ten or twenty minutes
firing into my hull and rigging. 1 repeat
edly told them who | was, and begged of
them NOT TO sink and murder US IN cold
blood: in this deplorable situation We were
kept until midnight, when being within
pistol shot under their lee, they hailed aud
told us to wear ship immediately or they
would sink as : put up nelm TO wear, and,
as soon as Our stern was fan TO their broad
side, they poured a whole broadsIde INTO
US, loaded with round and grape shor,
which huled Us, cut our rigging aud sails
In many places: at this time the moon was
setting and 1t becoming dark aud cloudy,
made SAIL before he wind and got clear OF
them; having stood L. S. L. the remain
der of the uight saw no more of them.
they fired from 40 10 so shot at us, aud
have no doubt but they supposed they sunk
US. We picked up off our deck number
of the grape shot fred a, US.
suppose the above piratical brig to be
about 100 or 200 tons burthen, British
built, completely fitted for Gulneaman,
and suspect bound to Charleston or Geor-
gia. think she is flush deck, and had a
woman Rgure head, rather small for the
size OF the brig.
Besides the articles above enumerated,
they carried off all my navigation books"
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From the REpERToRY.

THE democrats in America pretend to
be the friends of universal liberty, but ne.
yer were pretentions more false WHO
does not know that the hearts desire of
b onaparte is to subject twelve millions OF
people 10 his iron scepue. For years it has
been his avowed objeC to subdue England.
Yet these lovers of liberty enter with en-.
thusiam into the projects OF the tyrant, they
rejoice when there is the least prospect of
his success, and they mourn when his hopes
appear 10 be blasted. There is not a man
in America who will now pretend, that the
government of the French asurper is not
despotic yet with large class and those
the affected well.wishers to the cause OF
freedom, it is crime to wish prosperity TO
nation, struggling in self defence against
a tryrant! What nave the people of En-
gland done, that any class of our citizens
can wish 10 see them reduced TO misery.
Deprived of that boon, without which life
is scarcely 10 be desired? Yet we have sa-
wages among US, rarting admirers of liber-
", who would revel in riot, this day, were
the news to arrive that the inhabitants OF
Great Britain and Ireland were reduced to
Gallo slavery. Good COD if it is not dis
graceful to be inconsistent, is it not cruel
wicked and unchristian, TO long for the sa-
cr;fse of a nation Never, never will We
acknowledge sentiment so derogatory to
freebarn A American, but may eUery people
struggling against the horrors of oppressl.
on, find heaven propitious to the glorious
undertaking.
1t is very probable that those renegade
editors, whom the scourge of justice has
driven from England, and who gain their
bread in this country by vi'ifying tue born
Americans, will now be ready to exciaim,
that we are in the interest of England, and
Justify. her measures, even though she ~
terferes with the interests OF our own coun-
try. We defy our enemies to support such
an ;nsinuation. We speak simply OF the
contest between England and France, and
its effects upon the liberties OF large num-
her of our fellow creatures. 1t IS tor our
ooyernr,ent 70 take the necessary measures
% ensure protection to our commercial
r;ohts. 3ut we are perfectly willing to 60
f.1,hrr and saw that 1t is our firm belief that
,bs success of France would be highly IN
;,rious. if not destructive TO America. /
,h.,- one nong us who has witnessed IN
disposition of BonaParte, who can oele'e
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OF our informant--a It is your turu now;
but II will be mine when arrive in the u.
States" The navy consider him as aav-
Ing been Unsupported; and that had he
only been allowed the money ne asked
10000 doliars) he would have added a
Brilliant page TO the history OF the presens
administration. Mr.. Rowe frequently saw
the exebdshaw after his arrival at Syracuse
and describes him as an amIable, prIncely
person; OF correct habits bue of melan.
choly cast of mind. (Bosron pap.J
The English nation continue dissatisfied
with the conduct of Admiral Calder (which
has been increased by the official letters of
admiral Villeneuve, The ministerial pa
pers have begun to speak loudly on the
subject. g The more says the Courier, OF
the 9th August, We consider the clrcun-
stances accompanying the enemy's escape
into port, the more are we confirmed IN
our opinion, That the country ought not and
will not be satisfied without thorough ln-
vestlgation. The action OF the 22d, the
coldness OF the dispatch with which it was
announced the obscurity Of some parts of
that dispatch. short as 1t is, contradictory
NJ ufe OF othcr paris; the want OF all sub.
sequcnt explanation; the inactivity that
prev allied Aiter the account the cirCum-
stance Of the two fleets remaining in sight
Of each cthei four days, without any attempt
being made to bring he enemy to a second
ac}Nn the sailing off of the enemy on the
26th, without our squadron pursuing them
The determination OF sir K. calder 10 re.
sumo the blockade of Ferrol and the de.
taching Of Rear Admiral Sterling to his
station off Rochefort, measure which left
him with no more than nine or ten sail OF
the line, at time when, though it was Sc
nerally supposed thar the enemy were gone
,e the Southwark TO attempt TO get INTO
Cadlz, it was byno means improbable that
they might again endeaVor to get into Fer
rol. The prevailing belief, that the weak.
ening of his squadron did enable the enc.
my to accomplish their object all these are
circumstances of sufficient import ance to
Justify the admiralty, In ordering the con-
duct of the Admiral to be investigated by
court martial. Indeed sir K. Calder him.
self should demaud it," Other circumstau
ces render il probable that Admiral Calder
WILDE brought to trial or enquiry, for his
conduct. 1t is stated that he has been su.
perced 10 his command by Lord Nelson.
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hat were he sovereign

ttiat were ne sovereign
Britain, We should not ia
do at present? If that nav,
our rights now, IN It's oPposllh
would 1t not DC inhnliely more
should It become subsarvient TO
control aud boandless ambition. Y
sincerely deprecate the evils which az
sent threaten us, We should mourn TO $
the same instruments in worse hands, ana
no power existing competent TO check Its \
mischief. If We suffer from contendine
England what should we not suffer from
triumphant France? If our government
finds difficulties now, 1t would be helpless
then. 1t our situation be alarming now, it
would then be desperate.
Edwards Works.-Proposals will be is.
sued from this Office, in a few weeks, for
publishing complete edition OF all the
writings Of the late celebrated Rev. IoNAs
THAN EDWARDS, many of which, we be-
heve, have never appeared In this country.
The work will be Edited by number OF
literary Divines, one or TVS Of which re.
side in England, and will be interspersed
with many valuble notes aud comments,
and will be comprised in about eight octave
volumes.
SpY OFFICE, Worcester, (Atass. } SEPT.
1905.
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ateranerta DatLp aoberttser.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26.
. From HAYANN6, SEPT go.

Flour il now 70 great drag, shas the bakers
laugh at you when il is offered 60 them II IS
abfolurely without price ! expect it will dc down
20 7 OF 8 dollars. fuppoic IN addition to The
quantity here on The 9Th initant-fay $1,000 bar
rsls, there has arrived at leatt 5000 barrels.
The duty is dollars.
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! NORFOLK, October q.
Nm sr,e George, Cox, from rene-

& lffyea, v''o
s he ship William and Mary,
s y " 4 this port, discharglng. The
Pa g, stsgg. Brooks, Of Boston, had
s''ns' ~, aud went 10 Santa lraz 20 try y.
sTfp 49,. The ship Semaramls, OF
81. ., sailed for New Orleans the e,h
ls'o. .absr. September %, in lat. 2s'
'sp' .ooks a ship, could not learn her
Il = .%smmauded BY captain Nathan Al
4 NJ IN Bouayista bound to New York.
~, in lat, "a. long. 81, spoke the
'p T,,,ou. Of Portsmouth, N ID. bound
.ai,sa. all well October s, IN lat. 2s,
a,o g. So, fell in with the wreck
Zoe topsail schooner. Could read
!, s1srp the words of New York and
4 :, letter of the name c. Palnted
I ~ sides, appeared to have been -four
HILL, and 10 have been wrecked about 10
look from her some few articles,
hing near nigh, could not make more
seoIar observations. Near the wreck
Esdu, barrel of -four marked d, and
lied lo1, branded Alexandria Fine
|,,,.r 10, spoke the snip Vengeance, Of
/ or New York, our s days from St.
{rtbol,news. October IS, was boarded
i, Britannia majes,y's ship Leander, of
/ ,,o,, captain Talbot, treated politely;
|,'infOrmsd that the day before captain
,m had detained the above named ship
as nee and sent her for Bermuda.
Sp Glory, Haynes, IA days from St.
Ilrplonews. October s, IN lar. 81, 40,
h IS, was brought too and boarded BY
|Ench Tivateer of 3 guns and SO men,
u, q. some fresh bread and treated very
k6tsy. October 7th was boarded by his
|Staaui: majesty's slooP of war Snarh,
tssatsd US with a quarter OF fresh NUT
{, aud otherwise politely treated. Octo-
10 lat 81, 27, long. 50 %, spoke
p Little Am, Annibail, rs days from
XIV London, bound to Bermuda with live
FESao' being aSie TO ma Bermuda had
Pra away tor Turks Island. ne stock
lAS'sn Il days without a, water supplied
|ssth puncheop. The master of he
captain II. that in la. 90,
'Ihs spoke the schooner Ann Eazaoeth,
nn Petersburg, Virginia, beund TO ST.
Prius, the master then very i'll and
sschless, had no other navigator on board.
's'Oner "A, lar. 30, 40, long.72 80, was
0iraed BY his Britannia majestv's ship
calder captaiB Talbot, presented Us with
'ne potatoes.aud poultry, and very polite
treated.
alg Ann Elizabeth, Williams, Sc days
% Malaga. Sept. q, IN lat. 80, long.
, spoke brig Vlgilant, Pelfry, from Bos-
\ bound to Guadalope, oet 10 days.
Y ins list October, in lar 81. II, long
SeiI In with an armed brig, Can English
FES y .: l4'or IS guns.
Argua. Left there October /, schooner
'gua, Blake, of this port; aud Fair.
i's;riea, Berry, of Alexandria.
Slr Mary Johnsoa, Dayton, 9 days
~ . Mariel.
oqlS Ruoy, Morrison, 60 days from
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PubAc Sale. on a liberal Credit.

Will be offered 'atPobiic Sale, on the 2o,h in&,
atiweiye o'cok,
SO pipes hcR Holland Gin,
boxes Hollow GaE, and
400 empty Gin Cafes.
TIE Jng1c,ibers 0lo eftr ar PriVat. Sale,
QUANTITY Of
German Linens g Se1Olng Isel''s,
The cargo OF the fl,p Hero, captain Thomas
Cole, from Rotterdam,
Robert Young,
William Yeaton.
O9e6ey o.. Il
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=
,esif, gives the following information. That
ne fsw letter from Respectable houfe IN Ma
ezra, TO another in Tene,fS, dated the 9TH OF
september, which itated, thar an American vel
cl had iua arrived at Madeira, the matter OF
yshiCh rep .rtea, that the latter end of Auguh he
3aiied feet of IL fail of the line under Bhtih
3Io,s, having with them fevera others. They
rad the appearance of having been IN very fe.
we're attin.
This account corraborates the intelligence from
Mnbeaead. [NoyoA Pa9er.l
Weyesterday conversed with Mr.. Rowe,
one of our hardy seamen lately returned
from the Mediterranean scenes OF warfare.
II went out in the Constitution, with COM
modore PrebIe. and returned in the Pre-
sdent, lately arrived at Washington. He
was in the attack made by general Eaton,
upon Derne. He states the particulars OF
that affair, aod the subsequent victory over
the bashaw' troops, on the 9th June, as
have before been detailed. He says the
general and the ex.bsshaW, discovered
traits of genuine bravery, GOODNESS and IN.
,elligence. General Eaton had determined
to pursue his march towards Tripoli, on the
18th Iune but on the 10Th, he received Ia
formation by the Constellation, OF SO guns,
capt. Campbell, of the conclusion OF peace:
and the ordei TO cease all operations a.
gainst Tripoli. He was on the quarter
deck OF the Hornet, when he recelTed the
intelligence. He appeared astonished' and
striking his baud on his thigh exclaimed,
/" Nv God! What shall do with the poor
fellows who have followed my fortunes
through the desart ?''-In this stua'lon he
stood some minutes, unconscious OF the
tear which trickled down his cheek" ne
ex.bashaw. & a few Greek officers embraK-
ed en- board the squadron, which was out
of sight of land next dav. General Eaton
he says. was almost adored by the natives;
and was 10 high reputs for his enterprise
and bravery, with all the American sea-
men and most of the officers. But cool
ness subsisted between him, the commo-
dare Rodgers, and Mr. Lear. At SYRIA
cuse. Mr.. Eaton told them, IN the nearing
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ian Williams, of the brig Ann Eliza.
~ arrived here on Sunday in 81 days,
nun Malaga, has furnished the follow
~ account of the piriatical treatment he
80 scs'vsd on homeward his passage.
october /, in lat, 81, II, long. 20, 90,
81 ~'s I. VI. was brought TO by an armed
: mounting about IA guns, and thirty
n, 1s~ men, Gaiseamau, having one
a ga slaves on board, bound as they
~: nom Barbados for America; the
4 = Who took to be an freshman. said
49, $sa 1 was CAIN, aud the brig, the
! ssn rs,', transport NO. 9; his first officer
,,o,i sa Mr.Chris,opher, and another Mr.
,6,5 MS crew think, were all En-
d, Ae sent his boat with Mr.. C. and
Ia aued meu on bord my vessel,
ID immediately took me on board the
b., 5. where was kept abou. two
bo,sr u'ie ten or twelve men who went
Nv my vessel were plundering her !;
nv Ae open my trunks, robbed me of
wearing apparel, not leaving as
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S A L T.

VI a.
1000 5uhsls fae LSu7P0oJ SALT,
JUST ARRIVED,
And for Eale from on board the btig P eGGer,, hF.
JOHN FUCKER,
Who has on AoHd,
20 bh!s. Few York prime PORK
80 do. POTATOES
50 hhds. Mufcovado SUGAR
100 bbls. de. dc.
so do. choice HERRINGS
A few bags COFFEE
Imperial, !
Hyon, TFas
Young Hyfcn & ~
Hyfon Skin ) :
pipes old Cognac BRANDY, &C..
". B, Cath given for FLAA5EED-
November IS. 60
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SHIP 49, NEWS.
Port Of Aleraaorta.
A 4 r w E .

ARR WE'D
Last night, sloop Regulator, Rowland,
6 days from New Bedford Salt-Capt.
sloop Mary. Ann, Lee, from N. York,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Brig Pr sidens, Capt Bell, New-York,
eight days-Dry Goods-for sundry mer-
chants.