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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

rand is fummoneti to furrcnder the city of ST.
Domingo IN twenty-four hours if at the end
of that time the city ihal not he evacu tied, il
will he delivered to plumber, aud all the inIiabi-
tantsthereof put to the fvord.'-It being diff
cult to procure any perfon who would riik the
delivery of 4 fuitable apiwer to this demand, the
Commandant ordered three cannon ihot to b.
levelled ut the Black camp, which conveyed a
defiance in terms as Grong lis the pen could have
done, and doubtlefs as well underitood.
The action was fought on the plain of ST.
Charles, on the 2sth Of March. The reiources
not leis than the courage OF Fcrrand and his af.
iociates is teen in his finding means, with 10
fmal an army. TO Carlton every part of the city,
and to make fortie againft 4 foe 10 numerous,
10 desperate, and 70 infatable for blood and VEN
geance. Seconded by little band of Heroes,
he, however, attacked fuccefiively, and fuccef-
lively Carried, every intrenchment of the enemy
His iecond i'll command heading the attack on
the hrf line received very fevere wound not
discouraged he led them on to the fecond, where
he received feveral others till concealing his
iituation from his companions, he conducted
them to the third, in carrying which he received
a muiket ball through the lower viicera, of
which he almoff infantly died. From the Span
i!h troops but little aid was received in the irf
aud Heterogeneous with the blacks, but i'm
this deciiive one, the preferce of their commaii-
der, whomt'ey loved and feared, animated them
to actions which feemed to be inipired by de-
lire to furpafs their French comrades.
The defeat was complete. 1900 Brigands
were counted dead on the field of battle all
their ammunition,a portion oftheirmili,ary
flores, their magazines Of proviiions, and the
military chef and treaiure of the Emoerour, fell
into the hands of the victor whole lois in the
battle did not exceed so men.
The feet of admiral Mef1eGi (or MnrTs) ar.
rived either on the day of the battle or the day
fucceeding, bnt Ind not at the time Iandcd any
troops. The fhips did not come to anchor, but
after putting the aids which they had for the gar
riton on fhore, food out to fea.-We under
ftand that the inhabitants CT ST. Domingo have
been invited to return !; rs the fiege is raift d,
and the army of Denalines completely with
drawn. Ledger.
Admiral Cochrane touched at st. Thomas,
in purfut of the French fquadron, but not find
ing it there continued his courfc for St. Domin
go. ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
NORFOLK, Nav s.

Bya Gentleman from st. Thomas we are OBJ
ligingly Informed of fome circumstances refpec-
ting the defeat Of the Haytians before the city
of ST. Domingo, by the carlton under COM
mand Of the brave Ferrand who on this occa-
ion it is laid difplayed all the qualifications of a
confummate general, and all the firm intrcpidity
ofrca courage.
and were in condition 10 attack ii, luminous
was fcnt, to the following purport-" JEAN JAc-
CUES, fbs .Eyf, Empsrour Of Hayti, 10 General
FERRAND, Commanding diviiion Of the troops
Of the French Rcpublic---As it is inconlilt-nt
with the laws and independence Of the Empire,
that any portion Of the French army fhoud be
allowed TO remain in the illnd, General Fer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

Off through thefe fcenes filcnt roys,
And mark the chanseful year
See the fri tints adorn the grove,
Or view the prolpea drear.
And now theie haunt; late green and gay,
Awake the fombre thought;
/ mourn TO fee this fwft decay,
And natures ruin wrought.
For autumn now mantle fpreads,
OF brcwnifh yellow hue
No flowers flew their bluGiing heads,
Inpearid with morning dew.
But blaas now tear the faded 5ow'r,
And bowling fright the car,
While fancy at the dufly hour,
Bids airy forms appear.
The foaming waves ;hey daGl the fliore,
And melancholy found
And with the winds that wildly roar,
Make lolemn mglic round.
] mark thele fcenes with penGve care,
Aud fynipathetic fighs,
For iuinmer flown drop tear,
Then on il moralize.
Ms.Y,.s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
NfAlvlrA.
dQofber Lif1snf RoEiaJ.

The Juror for juvenile theatricals (Gays ri.
verpool paper is become 60 prevalent, that we
ihould not be furprifed to near Of play per.
formed by actors and actre1es under the age Of
II years. The Cawn;jrk Rofcius, who perform
cd 1T Manchester on Tuefiay evening TO an o.
vciflowiny houfc, and with tie mon enfhuGsf.
tic app'aufc. plays the part Of Young Norv,i,
at Chener, ON Monday. Several Boxes are en-
gagged by the Liverpool gentlemen, who we I'M
deriland are goa.g 20 f-r his Ftilc p paonrn-
on.--I; is rumOur.d t.at Nh. Brown is il hrs-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
Ii8reitai.n.
COMMUNICATION.

have the peafure to enclofe, the efay of Young
lady, whole pen has than once been diretted ~
the pleaing and laudabe obieti of garnihing the pa
ges of your paper.
Believing, thar your veneration for the fair feS. :,
only equalled by the prompt zeal, wherewith YOU
encourage literary merit, OH every location: Ie-
eving farther that this little effufon of genius Glands
eminently entitled to your countenance feel no dE
fcuty in forwarding it, and in entertaining the bo,
that it will find ready acceE, the bsm of the El
qmiyer. a. FRIEND.
May G. 1905
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
PHILADELPHIA, April 50.

BY Capt. Ellis, of the fhip Two Brothers, arrived
this morning in Is days from ST. Kits, we learn tina,
the Brtith fquadrons under Admras Cochrane and
Graves, had arrived at Barbados, and that the
latter had left there in purfut of the French Thefe
fleets when united amounted to ii fail Of the line
Ref
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
NEW-YORE. Nav

An Antigua paper ofthe Cd of April, received
by the brig Franklin, fays, Z" The french feet,
we are informed, was fome days ago feen heer-
ing fouth weft."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
PHILADELPHIA, ApriI o..

Mr.. Burr left this city on Tueflay lan, or
tour through the weftern and fouthern frontier
of the United States and Louiliana he has ia
ken with him an able craftsman, and naturaR,
and it is to be prefumed purpofcs to employ
fome time and the means which he has provided
on the natural history and beauties Of the coun-
try through which he is TO pats, and perhaps to
communicate them to the public.
The report of MIR. Burr being appointed to
the government of Louiliana, is too prepoterous
to meet credit with any who are not credulons
to the extreme of qndi6n. Some of the federal
prints, fuggeh that his purpofe is TO become 7
candidate qvhen the Louif1nians, arrive at the
frit grade IF government, and elect their own
governor--ihis ideamay feem 10 anfwcr the zvo7-
dsrmoggerJ, but thofe who know any thing Of
Mr.. BUrr's cool bsbafieNee, will hardly credit
this, and thofe who have had any correct nfor-
nation on the wifhes that prevail among the
people Of that new acquifiion will credit the
fuppolition nill les. aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

year, which coming in this year
will make the proceeds of It a.
mount to o::oo,oool. and at this
rate may be itated this year.
Gin ofder, ~ever, to follow that
principle, Which has been attend
ed with the mott beneficial effects
to the public credit of the Coun.
try, particularly eXempliiied in
the terms of the Loan, which will
Ie mentioned bye and by, it is my
iatension 20 propofe that there
i,iall DC laid IN additional Tax up
on.propcrty OF onefourth, that is,
three-prnce on every fhilling.now
paid, and this calculate will pro-
cuce l,I5o,oool.-Upon thcfu
grounds we may fairly Ultimate
the War Taxes 1T
|eiides the Lottery
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

The information contained in ecrrefpondent' s
letter of this day, ncreaes the probability of the
French fleet being on their way home. Conidered
in national point of view, the operations of this
fquadron, have been mott contemplate and their
precpitate return, after the mott petty achievements
but poor evidence of their enterprise or bravery
AS far tregards the intere of this country their
ablence from the Weft-Indes but be conGder-
ed as highly fortunate Circumstance inafnuch as
the MATS of American property at St. Domingo mutt
have been in jeopardy as long they continued to
haunt thofe feas. Although by this manruvre they
have eluded the quadron of Admiral Cochrane it is
improbable thar before they reach " tie boven
1rbsye hey 7gOnd be- roe Of che Dri,l lookout f1ua-
drons will overhaul them. BiL
mo- brobat baf TIE Fyeaeb Fle-f baVt E1iLed Eoy
TIE EoeIn@iei, he Place IF affirmation fri egncd to .n
BY tie Engije, 7c6e~ @ty.f5GI.t1 RoeIsfef'j
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
Extraa Of n letter from Cape Fra1eoiJ dafrd

"The Emperor has come into this city. His
army is repuIfed, owing TO the arrival of the
French feet at the City of ST. Domingo. The
Americans, tbeiy main Raad-by, will in confe-
quence be more refpeeed. They will now 20
to pealing coffee, and it is fcarceiy prefumeable
that the French can march from St. DOMINGO,
with 5000 troops with fuccels." rReIE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

Gun-Doat No. s, WAS launched At Bottom OH We'd
nefdsy lait.-In Bonpp paper IF Wedneilay, it IS
ated, tlis premium Of 400 dolls will he prefented
TO the officers and Of fra boat that Joins COM
modore Barron's fquadron. Pbiis. Ps6ry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

WRITTrN Al THE CLOSE or AUTUMN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

The flip Canton of Baltimore, abandoned at
lea by Capt. Sterett, and recovered by Capt.
M'George of the brig Hope, had arrived off An.
tigua, and was three days becamed in fight of
fren aH p Tnsn e and s nG" o
H.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10


Deing twentythoufand more than the amount
of irtcrca required.
Having enumerated the various items, he con-
cIu1cl with faying, that he would detain the
conmiitee no longer than merely while he point
cd out TIC flatiering view Of the financial fitu-
alton of the country, which this itatement af-
fo-ird. ~ the third year of a war following 70
foon a'long and cxpenhve conteh, VIC were en-
ab!ch 20 rafe the fupplies on comparatively
more flc0urahl4 terms than at the middle Of laf
wa. W. ltad not only provided the means of
maintaining fle conflict ouficyes, but were like
VIII. prepared TO make manly, generous, and
dcCiiive edort, for the independence Of Europe,
ihoud other nations be difpoied to cooperate
IL 20 honourahe deGgn. lie then moved the
different rcioutions.
a. foan as tbe irit refou.ion refpc6ing the
ter rs OF the Loan was put from the Cbar,
Mr.. Fox rofe to offer few observations or
w'iat hal fallen from the right honour able gen
tleuan in his opening fpeech. The right hon.
ken,lenA ,,yhcn alluding to- the fubjcd of our
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

Three large Whales have been lately caught in
Barnhable bay, (about 60 miles to the S. T. Of Bof-
tom which produced l6o bbls. oil.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
JOHN LANG.

We learn that DIR. George Davis of this city, bro
ther Of Mr.. Matthew l.. Davis is appointed by the
Prefdent ofthe United States Conful for the Rcgen-
ey Of Tuns. NJ B,brr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

Admiral Cochrane touched ut st. Thomas,
in puriut of the French fquadron, but not find
ing it there continued his courfc for St. Domin-
go. B.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
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l5,.5O,oOo
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lOO,OOO
$4,000
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

- - - I'D. sd, SigaAFed In Lea sss--sr-
-. a.assS e aaessr - afk lsan she gtas. ga
% eath. y ~ Fssa 3saAsg fFssa Fssf.ssf 81 ~ Rs-eat
saatauta. Fs seFes - tsaA : aswfwa haFy f%eaf.
nsm. IRE smfe sa hnFfa raa aaa saaa Nj "a
- --- Al4zlAL1 htasffna 80 - kaaAsI4Sr Tfsaxr
u Nefhasa
4 ute e.Te acres at erccilemt L.4a4, lgg
ao aaaE u.fshta aar asts DE- a. siaast fasaa
.Aa - aanA n Newglouceters plesfau;v
h,uAged n Issks ale. r she saess'. 2
b, ufe o. epof ro.. Ia e Auguaa. sarslsuy - =
.h~neiose fory honss quarter o. az asrrof iaaI
barn out buildin-s &c. Ad antas- ally hsuAted for
Mere al, ~-chanc.
ind a4o-rwo hundred and fifty acres of
Land IL he county E,nco K in townl'ip 20 five
Ia the >venh ange rho Picataqus ream CT we'tern
oransh Of Penobfcot vcr very vel ltused for farms
aud Of an e4aei'ent q 'sl;ty
The ab,ve tots will be di(pofed of, on eafy
terms for the parchsftr.
For tu the particulars. apply to the Suffer-
Der, in LeUFOa
WILLIAM HASKELL.
Lfqai2en, Tar u.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11
Umited S.nteJ.-DiariGt Of. Maine.

tf5. 8, 1895.
A1OTICE is hereby given 70 the cred
fail Diliritt of Maine trader agana whom Commits
hon Bank uptss has du!y iTue6 anu proceeded upqn
that shey may We heard, II they ihink ir before the
iodge of fad at itf on Wedtcijay the f<b day
IT Harsb 8os ., the Court fIoufe in W,fsafrc asa,n
making ana allowing fictte OF difch2rge, fore
winch time p,ions ia allowance. may be srho
led n
m. DAVID SEWALL,
Tglss Us: D3a sssrt y dfai's D1'ra9-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11
s.aKs - sT4TnvARr.

IN Received. and g. &c - ~ So
So. a 1&ffr-si ..fsvs@Faf # tfhPf
49, : / ~ IOaARY. whsea. So .sef y =
e2assnsly @ hand, e. iale. - uak- - Z
c. sStssa - tae place -sn1 shea nag p
bsa<tg -psa mgre lbeisl and aAvsngsss
;srsas lao ga - Purchasrd n PsF.sns. :
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11
Ghiu afllN.


PIX Z TUF F|RF z W.
T1~f'es, F5. ARRIVED Brig Nancy /. Moody
raicr 73 aays from ST Thomas via Vineyard LEFT
At 81. Thopia,, Jan 9,Ships Nfnor Wippe. Of Port,
lana TO Martin,co, d&ys Eusice, Marlhali, cf
Ispec s~ibsro'; for Wilmington, days Fair Lady
OF Bath for Chu etlon ;--Br'gs Edward al Charlie,
PetlnsseC OF Bath Tor Norfo.k 70 d4y. ;-Ati4ntc,
of Riiiol Maine) for Savannah ;-schrs Antiippe
Church, Il daiIowen, for Turks Hand in days III
sam Chftfy rtPoltses.A N. II = fan =, LAT, 81, IS
N long "a w poke lehr Erafpa Of Soion ; DAYS
from Wilmington G. bound To ST Crnix - Jan
Die o., 10 rd Bcg Nary ob her paaage f,em St Thorn
as, Passau, Yiaa sformeIy Of i&unton in this taes
sriiyss at cIu!aaan, S G.-fhe Bath, nj Portland,
from Liprpoei; the Fame Of Wifcaflet from. Cad'z;
brig f,ori ST. fnomass hroug'ng TO Bddetotd, A"d
hauu 10 ~ Carolina, ;the IN the reads r.: he
Prriervaare Wsrrea from angola. With $50 Negroes
sz--s .. " % essA4-s-. 4gS-i Ekals t.sk
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11
@ayYeS

" this-,qyn, NJ John BareIs, to Mifs Eliza D. Ede
Ea
r. peppttelhpr ~ Rev Mr. Whi,emsre Mr., Iamss
asIwel, 70 NJfs Nancy Randall
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

fssff ! F1r-.F = = srsie 2 II 's-s. Terk
sises lsaa.u d@ses b &c = e - IL. - re
aaefsiteig sFfsje = tas Ffafse Il 49,
: .fr var psgv--a I EIaaa 49, pa.s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

= @M# *e ~ ~ 49, - @ f. A*eN ~@ -
a'efsi'efs RFfa-ic = 80 FFafsetl - 49,
49, waf PefN@-a Eiaa& 49, pa.a.
-
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4a ~ aeFsf - ne.sag.as fo.he
4 sss.f - @tu truss.--
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a.. ~heh fas~ abs. Go
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erEsniEe8 laeifvfioa ~ ~
t. p gIF = f-a4#es -s=- L f.. p-zl-rt
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11
koTHF fgHTRFsT CUFE.

80 - 49, Ts.n3.~
80 Nt@ataf~sss - - At*tAA fNfAAAN~
sffN Vf.1E O. - = taA.sFa.ss. as . = So
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s-F fssf = IL IN
faAssAsA
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n 49, e-rs@
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60 - ~. f - .E.M. 4.~..s.
lA4f#f = thAas~AtN - 7 A-tf.s-
kuAftas 90 tnsaE4m*~ 9Nf1nR ere.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

csramssaoe.ai.5 81 IL. T. tafFf s.
In senate, Jan 18th, Ts-pFaY-
ON the petition OF seth Sprirg. !. az.
ine thtt he nay he .u,horfed % iAke rsssns ~ e
f. re a"pp ne pFslersation lurahe~ p herrera.
&c @Ncr s1so = g. osue'e3 IA, - Fts- 4 yvf.
az at Hro copy u Ms pe"f'oh Win MS NSfF Ihc pr
to eah,hcd in the Psrzas Caste. 80 Esfn rt.tg
zen ~ !" ean' heloFe t'e hAtA "seAe go III havsD
ient s. Hnn Of the General coUr ths any pvFscrs Z,
cd, may thea appear ADD iheW c.ulr If sny "a ELat
Why the Yrayer OF laid pc irion gp41'd - RFs
Sfa. d.sra u, f're1o''et DAFie cob z. Sp9Ar.
III tie bd1fs ~ r. ,, ,fa.rfveI Jan az * 8.
Ras sas Ceats-rsf h OTIS n ,,,,.,
Il True Cepy, AtG
WENDELL Davis. civsR D.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11
49,

N4ff.M
II lie Nf4nasng CDnagteg o4 The FiF8 sazsg
80 fsaaeh lhe MeaarFts e. FeaesM 80 IS
R.s&s aesssfnE fhs fAhaafV se fefafe - Esa-
sssata sah - So asss1se a4 F@asss I. sss
EsF w8asF 80 MsssaassEfes
RpHEnr GA>ALf ltavmas n g. rass-asF.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
N O 7 | c &.

" Y I I - Es =
THOSE perieEs WHO have a!aims asainG Toe
fattcfibe1s arc squeQcd TO bring in their &c.
couats, asA all who are indebted will be piested
10 prepare for lettlvnent.
r. & w. p. RICHARDSON.
Novenset s, co
N. B. A lew Shares in the Bank Of Poio.
rae for fals.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
N O TT C E..

n = Z I { T..
& IL pcrlons are hereby forewarned from har
"A boring, buying, or hiring, or conveying
5ut e til, town 81 Alexandra, MalGtto Man,
named FREDERICK the faid Negro havii &
been conveyed to me, by bill of lale. from
Mrs. Elizabeth Ramfay, dated 9Th Oclober,
1900, and having continued in my unntcnup cd
,oa dion from that timc until wiyhin few days
paR And as the faid Negro, with othsrs, la,
been conveyed by N: to tiuase for The ale and
benefit OF James Kennedy, junisf. all Pesions
VII f1all hire, harbor, bay, OF carry The fad
Negro cut of the town Of Alexandra, may ex~
peel to be proircuted for the fame.
VIM. WILSON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
MONDAY, DEcEMBER 2, 1865.
Vaudeville and ,IameGon,
OFFER FOR sale,

oFfgR FOX Sale,
A GENERAL AsseRTMHHr OF
LlQ00k, q GROCERIES,
Goalaiag Of
Muicevaae Sugars, OF various qua
ities.
Pinlsaelpsda and Alexandria Loaf snd Lump
ditto.
!! ! !:''; ! 7:: =, =. !. A'4,. ..
Oh Jamaica Spirits, for family uf,
Pcaeh ari kgpie- Brandy,
Cegniac and BoHlsaux do.
FIollssd Sad Csaat,y Geneva,
70 barrels ttuns aza aae favored Rye Whis.
Asy.
A1fdeirss
gheoY,
Old PERI, ,T,s,r.e
Litbon,
Malaga, ara
TepsfEc
90 e4tes q. Eaapa alsdoc aare,,
! BAIT Cd ,4sA peaf IuA WhiGey,
100 caiaa Wst 5esitsdam Gin.
a 7ew aegmeads 81 ebo.ee MsIaSss,
TsaeaGes 2Rd csseFgia Cotton.
G9aeav6ers Yr.e
- - Very ca,e!ully fels6ted
q 81 from the bea catgoes for
S SIS - 'r''' eoaasIy trade and tsssily
Hytaz Kin, and 49,
Bohaa
gsTcay, caspe, Chocolate. Pearl Barley, Rice,
Starch, zig. alae, Soap, Muiard, Rappee and
Scetea SaeE.
SPICES Pia,ento, Pepper, Cloves, Casa,
Nstmsgs AID Maze.
G,pgef, raoe saa gIound.
Fio,sar aad C,lsaHs Indigo, Madatr, Cop
peras Allan ans Brina0nc.
PaIsat Silp!, aRorted, kan BIB to No. g.
Bay LEAD, Hnugyr's Pipes. Bees Wax. Wrap
ping Paper, Demijchns, ReEnsd 9ait Pe.rc,
Chaik,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Birth Guapowder of varioas quail
tiles from Fto treble battle.
@tf9bsr Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
T O r E N 7,

T O K E N T,
NNE neat shfss. Rory Brick Houte, on Plisee.
" sres,, neatly opposite rhe p''it ofilse- fSs-
elios VIII be given the STA D:esa5cL nsx,
two tory B.ick FIouie, na Ripgs8Ise',
hsx1 dsor to ard 81. Sehoihsla's.
two Rory Frame E4oafs, ca Kiog Rfss,,
hearty oPpeaie 10 Isac Giaisn's aoEs. One
Siht' on ST. AtaPh hIest, next door 10 AL.
fsp's Cgice--snd two flnaI hoslss ga ihe wharf
@lioaning ny lumber yard.
Thomas Preaon.
November IS. sQss,
n. B. | DO assin reqosf thofe psrfon, sbat
nave my Conirhe and other P!aness aud Psies-
Ssaz' TO bring them home. 4. T.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
T q L s 4 L Z.

RE fnbfsribsrs Intending Glortly 70 remove
q from Alexandra, arc d<Gfous Of DIP eng
Of shai vsIussis WAREHOUSE. at the eorner
Of King an Pasrck.areets, opp Gte D1Oey al
H.lls,. Thofe who with TO purchsfs ii! PlcAle
apply 90 the lubfcribers.
4. & w. P. RichardfoH,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has r<fef0ea 9y t5e late ar,5Va1s s'sgam Gf
/drfaze4t Of
G 9 q ID s,

a-.AMoNs WEIGH ARE
London iupsrkae Cloths Corded Cambrieks,
and Caitmetes, Lace 90.
Brnnet.'. l4genr Cords. Rich Col3nade and f
Ee. WsiRcoatugs, eu.1d Inais Muslins
Silks. Moekins, Flo. India and Brstdh Buck
rcntiass, 20.
I.aperiki, clccded and Lac Caps &; HandE-r-
white NIsgteilIes, CHIEFS,
To;Eae.ts, Svan5owns, Extra Silk Gloves
Pl2nnsis, role Bankrts Pis Ms Mius-
Costres, Fl,iBs, SIX Cord and Bptsons,
Kegieys. nalttn tks. ! CanibrCs Ru,tons,
Lambs Wcoi, wossled, Artificial Flowers and
Cotton aud Silk 80. E,estka,
fiery, | Oarich Feathers,
Tgi.h 3 El8gsers Sheet Isalisr Mantsrs, :,
i.cs. / Fine iaaia Pcrhans2
IL / Erifh T.insve. Bt8tas, Msmoedies, e
SHINING exon. Dowlaa, Iicklsnburg
I.,se Iaups, Oinahurgs. BsUwa tosis
ldaea Cambrseks. Sc. &c.
B.nifiss, CapbFisk De.
Hs @s5!1 expects az additional
.egonsseas 9 FALL GOODS.
o. a, on
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
mo. 1863.

The Subfcrsber has for Sale,
FL. ADDITION TO bis torner aosk)
APPLES, in barrels
Crancefriss in barrels or retail
Large lNew- York; Cabbase.hea5s
Rlsde- lHsnd Posatots, ard chesf,-- and a
tsW boxes Of hFii quality MuAate! RaGns, very
f.te.
a. Willis.
NOVEMBER rs. 6s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
lDablis 5ate.
On TUESDAY next,
:tt 4 F.ilS.sk - EAr9,,a Gers

On TUESDAY next,
!, s,sloc.x, viii Sc fold az The Vsnaae Stoss,
L u M
sha,. and BIS. Frs1ch Bran5y in pipes,
3Gn il pipes asd bis.
sS ~ sna Apple Randy IN bis.
4 s,.r IN bids. tisrees and bis.
s: !: {, boz, 30, s SCI 's..
sldas ia kegs soxea aud jars,
gps ia kegs aud trails,
0Ssea's Ware 10 sTates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c.----RLs3,
|A Variety of DRY GOODS.
among wkich are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
Dsns, Plains, Kerfoys, Negro Geisons,
Snge,, Elaaisks, blue Ffiezss,
cainancces, Ruacls, Yarn Stockings,
Csintzss sad calicoss.
rim I.inens, Sil.fa DO.
osnAburgs and Ticklshbutgs,
Musha aud Muslin handkerchief
Isdia Muslins and Table Clothes,
Dsndauna Handkerchief, E Is
cOIoIt'd Threads, kats and saadry Othe'
uclss.
Philip 6. Merfel!er.
NJ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
TEN DOLLARS Reward.

TEN DOLLARS Reward.
Left the Ljstle. River tutrpke road, aboot the
OH 81 sepsenbet ls&
A Negro Man named 4 c O B,
bqlsngieg Il the heirs 81 1HoMAs MAsoE, de.
raIsd. he IS about 50 years Of age, well made,
9boat feet 10 inches high, dark complication,
his heal toie2aIy grey, Whaever takes up faid
NcgTo asd delivers hio 70 me or one of the ever.
fezzs on the easaAiSe road, near A Iexandta,
nail reserve ,he abaye reward and all Iealoaabls
charges, BY
JOSEPH Powell, Agent
for the Little River Turnpike Company.
+. GAaNr ~. d1
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

( HOSE Towas in the Common sealth OF Ma Tsc.n-
e,ts, that have negs TO prov &c Weights a-is
NesfuIos for town aandards, agreeable 10 .u arc hs
diicstge his duty, will be under the neccy uf putp
the law in force. uiefs they fappv thsmiei"es immed
atey; theesfore for the accommodation of thuic dein
qlcnt in this part of ths Commonwealth he has
oereaitd the .ure of the fubicrbxr in Stroudyater
complete sets of
Standard Wasdfs and Mrsisrc,,
-hch will be dc vcrea a, the f4mc prices they arc 70
ia Botsoa. TafiN GORDON.
Fa.@sa.s, D.. 81.