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v A E u A BL 4 FAst,,
MEDICINES.
Jul received direct from til. pa,.a,..
FOR SHE BF
JAMES KENNEDY, Iuv
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Mediei..,
DR.. Razyion's Antl- Bsllo,a !,
Stomachel Bltters. {
PREPARED BY
THO NJ Il S II. x a WS0p
Member of the Connecticut Medical So,...

NHESE Bisters have undoubsedl, r.,
T i mat rapid f4le.of any Pat-u, M.i;c,s
yer before difcoycred, ana are iully aCr.S',i
for their iips liar and uaconm)n sirt,,., 6,
ttoring weak and decayed Contributions ri 4
that train of mrlica.ed complaints e c5nse,
the fpring and tall fcafons, luah a, r,a,,,,,
Fsvtrs and Agaes, Ing dwamral Feo.n a
.itatsries, sc. They are ALTO very plca!.s,bs
ter for common ule, and where they ar, k,o',
they have taken The place and lupcseedrd ss !.
Of all other bittels 10 public hJules as well nj
private families. Price So cents box.
DR.. Lees (Windhayn J Bilious Pin +
THE great falc and inciealiog demand lot St
valuable pi,lsfo thec twelve years pat, E I
fpeak their inainhc WORTH, They have gro.l
Gngalarly elicacious in BilAlhiyus and ltL.su b
vers, Jaandiet, Head 44qebs, Dyf!ate,ie, Bib Li.v
cbohe, Coaivtuei5, Fxmalt eowplairn, ii.
The very great demand ana high eietn I,
witch shef. pills are held Throughout. The tlnlt.
States aad the WIFI ladies', has induced msny +,
counterfeit them !; the. pafchaier is reqyael to
ebfetye t hat the name of Samuel Lee, pn. In.
patsntee) is affixed 70 each bill of diietsian, il
his own hand wiring, or they will moi b. gem
inc Price SO cents BOX.
DR.. RaWfon's Itch Ointment.
A certain and fate application for that al.
grecable complaint called the ITCH. Ptic;i.|
ents box. &H
~ q. a.
DR.. Rayjon,s Anti Billions PIX
ID. or. Family Phyfic.
Thesextraordinary celebrity thele pills hn
gained, the ua;ycffal demand for them aad eileen
in which shey are held BY medical tnen Of the fri
emiuence, arc faficisnt tehimonials Of theit 10.
riulc worsh. In great COILS and tuddsn attacks
Of diEorders, an early NE of vheie pills often po
duces thehappieft eartts, and taken oaee IN slsis
or fen daysin CAFES of iadigcRion, hea1achs, a1'
zincis, pains in tie fonach and bom=.a, dylsi.
.eries, diarrheas, drcpf-s, &c. and alI5tsl
ufe Of my anti bilious bitteis in the intermediate
time has relieved patients aluIoa 70 niEasls.-
price IS cents Boz.
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N . T / C E.

The lub@criber intending hortly to
remove to Keoshc<y. requeits all p:fions having
claims againa him to bring them forward, pro
.perly authenticated, Tor payment; and alisthole
Indebted to him are tequsted to pay theirsre-
fpeltive accounts previous 10 the friday Of Al {.
eua next, tcehim or Mr.. James MRlqa, IN Al lex,
.aaisia. T'aofe falling to comply as abage, need
not expect any farther Indulgence.
William MILAN,
Fairfax County, Virginia.
Iune 10. 2aw3 IAAog.
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Tbs IS to g1Ue Notice,

y MAT the fubtcliber, Of Alexandria county,
a. in the ditsit of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of faid county, letters
of Administration on the peffonal eeate of VII
liam Ramfay. EJoa, late Of the county atorciald,
.deceafed All perfons having claims againa the
laid dseeafed, are hereby warned to exhibit the
fame with the vouchers thereof, to tie fubic.iber,
on OF before the 10th day of December next !;
they may otherwile by law be excluded from all
benefit of the fad etate.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
June, 1905.
William Ramfay, Adm2s
N. B. All pcrfons indebted to the above eaate
arc requeasd to max. fmmedisse payment to the
,admiattrator. zaw2m
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BREAD-BAKING.

FIR Ed E RICK K,O O Ne S
FCEGS leave 10 inform the citizens Of Alexan.
ID drla, that he will, Oh Saturday the 29sa
infant, commence baking BREAD, OF. wheat
and rye loayes of every defcriptiou, and onss
good terms as any in sown. He returns bis
tlanksto hi. former cuaomers aud the public III
general forSpae favors, and will thank them for
their cueom again.
Iuns as.. d6teo6s
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Bv WTILIliM LOVEI L,


Who begs leave to inform the Ladies, Gentle
men, and the Public IN general, in this towr,
that on Wednesday, the firtt Of May, he viii
commence baking; where they may brfup.
piled with BREdD of the dif quality and
fougd baked On {uch terms never before OF.
tettd in in this place; as follows:
z He eighteen penny loaf for 20 cents nine
4 penny loaf for loseesnts, fonr pence half
penny 'oai fer cenfs; and, for tie convenience
of thofe whefc fan,ilyor circumstances will NOT
admR Of LANCE BREAp, he will aake the
three pepny loaf two eunces heavier than the
we,ght 6xed.b The CLERK eff6t Marker, as 81.
rettcd by the Cooperation 70 that tbs labeufrs
nan viii be ferved on as good terms as the aer-
chant. Ihc~BEsT suPERFINE fLoyR fot honie
keeping at ys>vea eeafs per pound, or hssten
pounds for dollar, I4Tofe Ladies and Gentle.
men who win TO be regularly lupp!ied AZ their
own houCes, will be oblising enough to fspa a
line as 4bove, which will be attended to. Great
;alqozpaxfs to icllcrs Of Brad. To prevent any
nIuudcIa andine the above terms ale CASH, an
I.is v here Gated credits are agreed on, aud those
are expected TO be regularly paid The pkoats
being iInall,
n. B. To 1ase,ns, Boarding COATES, and
large families, there viii be an additional faying
-oi len. PER ttaf. in buying. LARGE LoAyRs m
preferences to SNAIL.
At5rti &c.
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POTOMAC COMPANY.

hT0TIcE is hereby given. thar the Annual
/ Meeting Of s;4@ Stockholders of the Poso-
mac SompanY, will Be be!d accordias TO law at
she UliOn Tavern in George Towo. on Monday
Sshe ssh day of Aagua next, on winch occaion
full meeting Of the proprietors is feqneaed, when
The Prcc-siin2s Of the Bard Of Directors, rogs.
shsr with the d;ibalftmsnss of-the Trealurer fines
abe laia general meeting, win then b. laid be-
fore saeas for rhc;r conh5rratiss.
By order Of the Board,
7ojsph Carleton,
Trealn1er Potomac Company.
Gsorgc Jaly 9. (io) dsA
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SALE.

IA GREEAsLE to an order OF she Worlhip-
N faI Court Of Fairfax county, made at
Mach tern, 1906, We the fuofcribefs will Of
fer fer fall, on the 81 day of Aasua next, at
the houfe Of Pillar jacobs, in faia county,
our likely Virginia Born Lives for cah |; belong
sg 10 the eaate of Joan Hampson jan. deceaied !;
for the parpofs of making 2 diyidon amoagt the
heirs Of the deceaicd.
:, THOM KS POLLARD, jua.
g., RICHARD SIMPSON, >Com'fs.
WILLIAM SIMPSON,
June I5.. zawa
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be Sold, at Pu5hcr SAFE,
On the 6rG day of aUcusr, tif not difPofsd of
a. private lalc, previous TO that time .
All my PROPERTY II the. town
OF Alexandria,
Sa;uatfa on KIsc-S rRrRr--sGssyGPiag IF
A. new two-f tory Brick Houiea two
Framed Houfes, and che WaresHoufe At prsecnt
occupied by myfeif--d55, t
One unimproved LOT, on Fayette-
ftreet. The above PfePertY is fableSt.fo 4,
esound rent Of tsotaty dsllars, sgbty fsar r<ats.
For terms apply to8he iubfctiber,
John VsoIett.
February II. oawIe Aug
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. II.
HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT.

Friday, February g.
The court. opened precisely at 10 o.
clock.
Present, the managers and house OF re.
presentatives in committee of the whole (.
and,
MIR Chase, and his counsel, Messrs.
Martin, Harper, Hopkissou and Key.
The cryer, having, agreeably to pre-.
scribed form, notified all those concerned
tccome forward and make good the charg-
es exhibited against Samuel Chases--
Mr. J. Randolph, the leading manager,
requested that the witnesses, on the part
Of the prosecution, might be called, to as
certain who we're present.
They we're accordingly called, 10 the
number Of twen,y-lour, as follows :---,hose
who answered are marked (p)---snd those
absent (a.)
Alexander James Dallas, p
William Lewis,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
Saturday, Re5. 9.

The court was opened precisely at ~
O'Clock.
Present, the managers, attended by the
house OF representatives 10 committee of
the whole; and Judge Chase, attended by
his counsel, as mentioned in the proceed
ings Of yesterday.
Al quarter after IL O'Clock, Mr. ].
Randolph, on behalf of the rnararcrs. O.
pened the impeachment, aDd in speech
OF about one hour and AN half in duration
presented general view of the grounds
ON which ii was intended to sustain tbe,
several charges exhibited in the articles
OF linpeaclment.
Evidence was then sdduced 10 support
of he allegations containcd in the E,st
article. Ipiiiiam Lcpis, OF Philadelphia.
was First examined, and after bin, .ffesr-
ander James Dallas, Of The same place
when, at quarter before 4 o'clock the
Senate retired the President in,imatine
that the trial would be resumed on Mon.
day at . o'clock.
1t being our intention to lay before the
public in this paper detailed statement
of the proceedings in this Important trial
as soon as Il can be given with accuracy.
we forbear, for the present Offering any
sketch OF arguments and evidence whicb,
from lis conciseness would necessarily be
very imperfect and ,unsatisfacsory.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
liz sENArE
on rHK uN1rEn s1Arrs.

Mr.. breckenridge in pursuance Of in,
structiops from TIE Legislature OF Kentuc-
Ky at the last session, to her Senators in
Congress, laid on the table the foTlo~in,.
resolution which was read and ordered 10
l,e for consideration.
Resotr'ed, ey fhe Senate and House Of Re-
f'resepfoHUes Of the Umred Sfafes Of .Iaeri-
ca tn Congress assembled. Two thirds of
both houses concurring, thar the follow ing
ar''rie be proposed to the legislatures OF
the several states, as ao amendment 10 The
constitution Of The United States " hich
when ratified BY three loorths Of the szid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
LONDON, December ".

1t Is confidently declared that the Spa
nish Ambassador. THE Cheyslier Dan
duags, has received his passports, and ~
on tbe eve ofdeparture from this country
On the other hand. IL is said that hi, TX.
cellency has not made preparations for
his immediate return To spain. We have
iittle doubt, however, that q war between
the Two countries must absolutely be the
result, and, most probably, that hostiliues
have actually taken pIsce.---We have
nothing To add 10 what we have already
communicated 20 our readers, Respecting
the depsrtu eof Mr.. Ftere from the corr,
of Madrid and they may be assured of
receiving the earliest intelligence upon a
point so interesting rot only to this coun-
try, but to AL Europe.
Two Hamburg Maiis arrived Yesterday.
BY these we have accounts from Con.
sfr1;in1,iie, which state, tisst the Porte had
consented to acknowledge 10 send new
Credentials TO the Turkish Ambassador
al Paris. The French Minister. no, con-
sidering this as Sufficient, bad, ii is fur
thes sia,ed,agsin determined TO quiz Con-
sLan'inople. We mast frmark, however,
wat this intelligence is vague and contra
a'c'ory, and leaves still much ro3m fos
doubt. The baggage Of The French AM
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
CHARLES ION, January %.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS

We have beeh .Javoreo 6y cam. Erving, of
me shh Ous arrfved fsis morning, in IS
6ays from Ramsgate Eng } aoih Lon-
don hahers (fhe sun and Morning 50
Of me i7fh of Dccemter, from evhich we
iay befcre oar readers me following inter-
esIiny Information.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. Ie.

The following is an extraS of letter
received this morning, dated on board the
Northumberland, OF FerroL December
2 -:
Sour squadron consists. here, of zine
sail OF the line. Admiral Cochranr is 20
be superseded in this command, of which
he is in daily expectation, being appointed
Commander in Chief on the West India
(Windwsrd) station. Orders we're receiv.
ed by the Iilus,rious, MOTTO detain any Spa
nish vessels. The Spaniards are in much
expectation of war, yet they continue
10 supply our squadron as usual with fresh
rnest ard vegetables"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

steriir Z are yet unpaid and unornvilcd for.
To the other .alumi,ies which have result
sd To- Holland fro,u its connection with
France, that OF national aakruf cy is now
seriously unprecedented III ina, devoted
couhtry.
Hrreulaneum Manuscripts. The six vo-
!umes Of Papiri, presented to the Prince
OF Wales by the King Of Naples, are ar
rived IN London and updcrth immedi-
ate auspices Of his royal highness, the
learned and ingenious will be invited
to exert their skill in endeavoring, not
merely to develupe their contents, but 10
contrive some more speedy and e.icacious
means than has hitherto been praStised,
for unrolling and transcribing The many
volumes that yet lie in the ashes of Her.
cuianeum aud Pompeii.-ln,hc ninth year
of Nero's reign. these two cities expert
enced most formidable shock from ali
earthquake, which overthrow great part
of them.--Nor had they recovered alto
gether from the effects orthis calamity by
their OVID exertions and the aid Of Impe-
rial munifcence, when second calamity
of different nature, but equally unexpec&-
ed, consigned both at once 10 the most
Complete oblivion. This calamity was the
great eruption Of Vrsusius. Hetculsne-
urn was buried under mass of lava and
volcanic matter, to the depth Of - feet.
Pompeii being more distant from the
mountain, was overwhelmed principally
with shower Of ashes, no, in any place
more than half the depth Of the other CT
~. Before this eruption the whole Of Ve-
suvius was in state of cultivation and fer
tiiity from the top to the bottom.
Neither of these cities were discovered
again till period of sixteen hundred and
thirty foar years had elapsed.A-It was in
the yenrl7l3, that some .labourers, in sink
ing well, struck their tools against sta
tue, which was on bench IN thr theatre of
Hercu!sncum. Forty years afterwards,
Pompeii was excavated with much less
difficulty, as the incumbent stratum was
neither SO hard or so deep as that of the
former city. The number Of manuscripts
saved is said to be about five hundred.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
PARIS, Dec. &.

The following is an extract of private
letter from Madrid, dated 18th November.
" This city has been very much agitated
since the intelligence of The capture Of our
frigates. Awar with England being con-
sidered, after that circumstance, svita-
bile, the Government Paper is at So per
cent. discount. The departure Of the
English Minister, however, being delayed.
q favorable turn was presumed upon, and
they rose TO IS: but at length this minis
ter set off yesterday at noon, and the Pa
per has fallen 10 IS. The Preach Minis
ter, General Bournonville, is expected here
in three days, and his arrival, under the
present circumstances, cannot fail TO cause
much sensation. The intelligence from
Cadiz of the sth still speaks of the con.
tagious maiady as not having ceased in
that city, although it had Of a sudden abat-
ed. In truth there remains very few
persons who have not been attacked by
it,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

Iwenty-seven being present, and lhir-r
teen absent, Of those marked absent, Ed
ward j. Cosie is in the city.
WhereupoH the court rose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
eoRaoNAqy3w OF BoxhpARry.

When bis Majes,y the Emperor APP
preached the altar 10 be crowned, he took
the imperial crown himself and placed il
upon his he..d---it was diadem Of oak
and laurel leaves in gold.--iIis majesty
afle wards took the crown destined for Tie
Empress, and after having decosa.efhim-
sell with il Tor moment, he placed il upon
the head OF his august consort. The 6rm-
ness, grandeur, ard ncbleness of her man
ner, drew from every quarter shouts of
admiration and Joy. The mixed dignity,
grace, and modesty, remarked by every
one in the demeanor Of the Empress, in
quitting the canopy under which she had
been received at the entrance Of Notre
Dame, are the theme of general csnver-
salioD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

Fourteen being present, and ten absent.
Oh those marked absent. we understand
that Philip N. Nicholas is in The city.
Mr J. Randolph observed, that various
considerations, which 1t was unnecessary
TO detail. ihduced him, ON behalf of the
managers, TO move postponement of,he
trial ill Tomorrow, when they hoped to
be prepared TO proceed therewith.
Mr. Harper said that, on behalfof Judge
Chase, he would not obj-Gt 10 the motion
The President informed the Managers,
that the seEatc acceded to their request
and added that The senate would attend
Tomorrow at q O'Clock for the purpose of
proceeding with the trial.
Al the request of MIR Harper, tie wit
nesses on the part OF Judge Chase we're
called over, to the number of forty-one as
iollows:-ttose present arc marked (p)-
and those absent (a.)
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jArrised since our last.

Snip Liverpool Packet, Waite, ~ days
from Liverpool. The ship Laura, New
man, sailed three days before. and passed
her on the 18th inst. near the Banks Sail
ed in company, ships Eleanor. Motley, tor
Portland; Ceres, Sampson, Norfolk Sal
Iy-Ann, Glover. Boston; Fair Lady, Pc,
ssrson, Philadelphia; John and Alice, and
Brothers, beth TOR do. Left (bssldes the
America vessels mentioned IN cur e.
tract from Cores paper, of the lth) ships
Felicity Zones, Charleston fln'ira' S!9'
YER, Boston, 18th july; Mary, Jensen' NJ
Buryport. 2sth; General Hamilton, ScsV''
for freight; Mary, Johnson, Philads. Fa'i
Resolution, Bunker, Just arrived; Bf1nS'
wick, Callahan, Savannah; Magnet, har'
g-r, New York, 2o,h; Cleopatra, Amman.
dale, Philadelphia Hope Mute, city FONT
-Beiisarius, Nut,er Imperial, fetefilO'
sold Albion, Atkins, for New York
Commerce, Park, from the isle OF FRANCE
under Adjudication and brig Hopsns
kins, also under adjudication, on snsP'',D"
of having enemy's property on boa'o' ~
ly 18th, was boarded blythe Argus s'O,p
of war ,c the westward Of IRELAND, GU -. -
day from Cork On cruize. 25th IN "a" ~
long. 90, was boarded by the slooP Oh S''' y
Heron, from Barbados, with q SAL ~ "
merchantmen under her Convoy. Jun
lat. 46, 80 long. GO, spoke ship Mes'eDe"
IS days from Salem, for Amsterdam ,.,,.
Aug. 18th spoke ship Reward " o' %
from New-burypor'. Same day, Or o5, h
DAYS from Marblrhead, for B'looa' 1 p..
lat. Al, long. 66, vas boarded by 'ae a ar
muda, for fIilafax. Same day spoke ss, os's
Hope, ofsalem, "a days from Bare sI% If
for New York. 9th, TO the west"a' ~ =
Sandy Hook. was brought to, BY the . I;vJ,
Of war Indian Trader, and treated p1 pnoF
Saw the frigate Cleopatra, OFT the ''''''
bu, wss no. boarded by her.
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From The Ns4y lark Evsaiag. Post.

W. Seize tire FIRST opening 70 republish
the foil wing article from a late AmerlcSn
Citizen. and 10 adj some remarks on SUBJ
.jectss deeply interesting to large andre
spectacle ca5s Of our frllJw citizens.
IS The conduct Of Spain to the United
States for. several ysars back, has been a
series OF triiis of the. public patience OF A.
anerica. May examples ot the bad faith
of that government have occurred, and it
aeems 10 me that there has been some in-
,ention to try American forbearance to the
last stretch. Taat government SEEMS either
very i'll formed, or ourB has been very wick
edly misrepre by her ministers. L
have been often told that her ambassador
the Marquis Yrujo, has been accustomed
so NEEDLE in our poliucs; and If aay credit
is due TO the publications ia certaln news
papers of neighboring stats, he has been
concerned in iatrigues thatonght not to be
suffered by our government. lmightP per.
haps lay less stress on the reports concern.
ing his political interference in our local
political affairs, were there not In my pos
session evidence much more weigaty than
that which is always to be found Ia newsPa-
pers, having some intimacy with some gen
ilesnen, who returned some time ago from
Cadiz, the fail,xe of she convention or
greatly entered into for the restoration of
our merchandise captured and carried into
Spanish ports. He told me the failure was
not any neglect of duty on the part of Mr..
Pinckney, but to wicked stratagem of the
Spanish Ambassadors aided by some a.
mericans, aud one of them belonging to
this city. Upon further conversatlon, he put
into my hand paper of which the follow
ing is a copy.
Editor of american Ciitizen.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03

previously in a state Of war. =,
ing admit'ed.,he legality Of e ! "aa Sa i;
sides mus' equally DC admitted a's opt vi
ventlen, therefore, is so far frn, iscs.
debt due by France, that !, ,' S,l it'spil
necessary implication, ne such d dsS's
existed. There is therefore ,ro W
either Of reason crof fac, far thu 5s s'oes
which those legal gentlemen. -. 0Pa's
have delivered" {" Blu, the ca.. sna
too important to be shuflsd 81 on !
dit Of LAWYERS opinions, ar,fuIv " ~ hea
one side under fictitious came. .aAsa
such statement of facts as hes, sn a,a 7ld
views of him who consulted them S"'u Ii
Whether Spain, after compers,..
will or will not have recourse 70 rug
is a natter.we have nothing to do ian, ,aa
Neither will such recourse rela,. %Ua'>
manner to our convention with FL
The writer above alluded to seem, .'"'
pose that We call On Spain to sa,isry :.
jury which we have released to e.. sua
and thinks we are bound in good f,;. lEs
to defea, indirectly that release. I,n
ceived that he mistakes the matter ,n,;' va
We call on Spain to compensate y, W
wrong and injury done svithiin her NJ.
Mction, which she ought,c have prsv yna'
and which is therefore zorong and ;,'s
done 5y Ter. The hostility Done 9, III i.
coast, is committed agains, her pesc,,. ~
dignity. She may righfuliy cali on ,b H.
government by whose subjects or Citizen, r
the act was done, Tor satisfaction, Or *.
mayIlet it alone but she is answered.. ~ ;.
a.. If; in the presenscase, che make 81
plicstlon to France, or if she had mad. !.
during the war, i. could &c, then hsv, -"
neither can it be now, On our behalf Thu
would be the conduct Of ar all. %, ef'
neutral. She must have asked then ,,1
she must ask nov, reparatioa for an r;,n'
done to herself; and she may righ,fulyi IN,
sist on it even .hough-we should coasen to
forego our claims.
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NEW YORK, August so.
From LIQUIDS List, 9ulv 9

The Respect, March, from America, t.
Amsterdam is detained by the Hero privs
.tecr, and sentinto Plymouth.
At Gravesend, Rolls, CottIe, Virginia;
Galen, Hinckley, Boston. At Cowes, 0.
MEDIA Chief, Farrell, New York. Of Dart
mouth, Triton, Bourne, do. At Bristol,
Maine, Rossester, do. New York Pack
ct, Webb, do.--At Dublin, Cabinet
Woodend, Virginia; Susan, Collins, New
York. At Antwerp, Neptune Scott, q
PHILADELPHIA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03
PHILADELPHIA, August g.

BY the arrival of the ship John q - n .ts,
at this port, and the ship Liverpool .'i Is,.r
at New.York, advices few Gays Re.
than heretofore published, have ose .,.o,
ceived. It does not appear 'hats'y W.
Of Importance had taken place.