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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27
Ten Dollars Reward.
an Tuesday morning the 2lst inst. elop-
~ ed from the plantation Of the subscriber,
7 A M f S,

] A M f S,
a likely young negro fellow; about FIVE feet
six or eight inches high of dark complexion /;
frowning countenance and has on bis left
temple scar from burn about the size and
shape of spot in the suit of spades. He has
very little clothing with him but what he has
on, whichis dark colored surtout, with some
inferior under clothing, much worn, James
was purchased out of Bullets estate, where
he had several connexions, bond and free
His mother Nelly, free woman, resides in
Dumfries his brother, free man, at Stat
ford courthouse, as ostler; and / am told
that in Alexandra he has several free brothers,
who occasionally so by water. 1t is most like
ly that if he is not lurking about Mr. Stephen
French's, of this county, where he has wife,
he will try to get to Alexandria with his free
brothers and pass for free man too. There
fore strictly forewan all persons whatsoever
from harboring or taking off said fellow at
their peril. would particularly thank all
constables and patrolers under whose notice
this advertisement comes, to be very strict in
examining all negroes who are going about
without notes or passes from their masters,
and whoever will apprehend JAMES & bring
him home, or secure him in any iail, and
forward notice SO that get him again, shall
receive, if in the county or neighberhood, 9
dollars. or the above reward if taken in Alex
andria, or out of the state.
William Primm.
Prince William County, ~
Oct06er q, 1906. lawst*
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27
Tier, will fad him still more formidable than
in the plains Of Austerlitz.
alerannrA Dajlp Qobertfser.
MONDAY, OcToBER ~. 5
Extract of letter from St. Louis, to gen
tleman in Georgetown. sasa,
15st &c I'm, s,.,.,, a.,t 1T;eeon,J Neht %. 1908
MONDAY, OcroBER ~.

a
usIR,
"Cap,ains Lewis and Clark arrived here
two hours since, having lest but one man of
their party-.hey enjoy good health and are
in high spirits. % their arrival we fired a
salute ef17 guns--they have fully comPlss~
ed their tour to the Pacific. After pene-
tra,iug to the source OF the Missouri, they
crossed the high moun'aG sand descehd' j
Columbia river, aud in Latitude 46 en-
camped Tor Ave months on the Pacific O.
cean.
81 have ief, the gen,lemen for a moment
to inform you Of their arrival; anG al tx.
press is about starting with dispatches tor
the mail"
A, late hour las. evening the ship
Hardware, captain Law, arrived at this
port from Liverpool. He lief, Liverpool
on the 4,h of Sep,enher, and he Rock On
the 6.h. On the day be sailed it was re.
ported thar Mr. Fox was dead, that the
negotiations for peace were broken off, and
that lcrd Lauderdale was on his way home.
With respect to Mr.. Fox, our Liverpool
papers (Which are 10 the Alb Sept Der
ineiusivs) inform US that he was tapped
second time on the 3olh Of August, and
had II quarts OF fe,id water taken from
him the report of bis death, therefore, is
nss probably withont foundation. The
negotiations. we know, from Paris papers,
were progressing on the So,h Of August,
and on ,he Sd of Sep,e mber no messenger
had arrived in London from Paris; the
Humor of lord LaadeTdaie's return is, at
bsst, exceedingly predetermined.
The fears of INVASION. which were lately
so prevalen, at Lisbon that many British
merchants were selling off their property,
had very much aba'ed. at Madrid the
opinion of peace wss so prevalent that The
discount upon upon the Vaiss had fallen
from 81 20 SO per cent.
Lord ST.. Vincent, wilh a number OF
shqs, was IN the iagns, and a consdera-
BE addition TO bis force was under orders
for sailing. New 1orA paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27
NOTICE.

Was taken up as trespassing estray, III
the subscribers pasture, on Sunday the 26tl
instant, Black Horse, about Is hands high
with rope round his neck, marked with the
letters D. |. on the left shoulder, no white a.
bout him. The owner is requested to come
prove property, pay charges, and take him a.
way.
John Gadsby.
October 81. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27

THE Subscribers to the alexandria
cofes. Hou(e, arc requested to meet at
the Coffee Houie, on Saturday the 1st
day Of November next, ataa O'Clock.
October 27. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27


IN fERFoRMANcE WILL coAaENcA
x,,.,, hy -'1l.' ~ oiH's'
= v isli d o'-c9 ~ character ca Inc ugils
Hiss c-srszRkNz
WIN EXHIBIT on the rope como dance
al'ef "''ach she VIII lance q Serious one
VIII ,.n ra4sa 1,-;n,'1 No. :, 10 rono
with the balance no,.--shc will NJ s,rr, ~, feat
&c tbo roov;n. lord and tako = coi,af;on on The,
rops, in the I,uIish styje, seafo,, in a chair at
a table.
~ 1zIATREDf
III oa'iI0 Ga 40 o ''io iot'''
aHu dilel W. 4as os141, - No'o-o D.'.'eo
re wa Jump o'ef . fio''l - ieeli''sA NJ D''"'
"''lN '''a ~ w. -
A4sSs GU dEk4'G
VIII Dance without the balance pole, and
perform several very surprising and agreeable
ieatS On the rope ,~,,.,..nn,
W II, pray vi ',e ,s.l,s 90
" lac 'ai'''o0 i''.'' 81, 49, - > W.
iA<'t'' 81 >'ii' '@il'e i'.o'l'e'..
-sz'. 1I,1,'F hl ,1'
" lthnntthe ald O. tie N'.,,.iec Pole' VIII go
through the SUIT eS,t .. I;ie ,iooP Sl7o
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.


And his company, consisting Of five perform
ers--three ladies and two gentlemen-- offer
their services to the public, and respectfully
i-.iorm them, that thc;r next Performance
viii be
n, Mo,, o,, g,r,o,,..o, W.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-14


interpretation, reference my s. had ~
the doe0nens1 c6mfnunica Gated Nth lie
message % cong press Of fheSl "a inst.
The British pfinciple, which max Is =
modification g foreign eovefnments of "a
intendcd blockade, equivalent Is de -.
lice required ~ TIE iswl6 f nations, before
the penalty can 81 incurred; and thaf
which subjects e capture, vessels arFiiv-
ing il : p0rt, III he interval between
removal and rssdrn of he blockading
foTee, are other Important deyi1tions
from The cod 81 public law.
Another ,njpstikable Measure 4 the
mode ofsesrch pracsised hi British ships,
which Instead &c remaining Il y pr0per
diistancs from the vessel Is Sc searched.
ana sehdink their own boat with ! few
raen Tor tie phrpo.k, eompeishe weasel
q send her nancrs ii her own boat. md
s5metimes iwith great danger from The
tonaitioK 81 the boat and the state 81 the
weather.
Tothese instances. without adveftinr
toofhers 81 II Inferior 81 less de6nite
character. in.fhe practice " Great Bri.
tain. must Be addsd he a,surned riaht
is impress VERSIONS from Al nicrican yes.
!. aels. Ealing under the Americrn Az 81
Ire hiah seas. An reclamation 81 this
practice viii be found Ia the extract from
fhe insruetions Is Mr.. Monroe. COM
1nunicated with he ,r,ess,re AZ III pres;.
dent above referred Is.
- sSasE - =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-14

The tpirit III the nation, not only the iIlls
mediafe recall of 81. minister but I
prompg and honourable rep1rotion d ~
lie wrongs and iinsulis ve kave borne.
Frsd<rie ssyn Hesaif.
Wears informed. says ne y. Ststes'
Gazettc. thnt general Eaton 4 eompil-
inr ! histosy 81 t1e Nar, and of our ID
iereonrse With flarbary, ii which per-
haps Is win appear from the Documents,
thst if Tie United States are not now m
,butary 10 the regeneies If Tnnis and
Iripoii, his 10 be escribed . bis yigi-
lance, biz f0rtitade, and bis perssvsf-
Ance. ss.s'
Tie Br;tish y, .Saufh z asfyira. The
following copy Of ! lstter from : gentle-
msn d Barbadoss, dated January =, %
his friend II this place ~ HANDED Y
this morning 81
e a Poftuguese vessel from the Bra.
zils, was SPOKE with FEW days ago,
and reported that Tie expedition under
ne command of general ~ David Baird,
and sir Home Pophsm, had taken Bue.
pos Ayres. =
The public have long been IL suspence
- 10 the destinations 81 the feet and ar
nv under admiral sir Home Pophani,
& gen. sir p. Baird. The Cape Of Good
Hope was generally supposed q - The
object 81 this armament y de estnblish-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-14

Dipfne Ssr6ice toiif = perI Stnsd a. ne
Ebiscob1l Sfone CtHrck a. 111xlissbnre.
- Stf;aat De<s, ~ 1874 iih.f1sl, =, ii
e'cleci. ~ q Cleygynas q ft1s EAarek.
Tie tublie lsneyd'l ars reseec6ti.ily ~
s;ied d tss1.
Mstr;ed, - 7,lsvsd1k evening" az
Ga isss. ~ tAe RI. ekn H.sefessn,
Ma G. fHkkkNE Ek1xlEs. dafrhirr
" ~. sssek Esdas, ~ q tkis esasty.
ziSTssi, 1sivs. L isssporssd, shst
Bic e<ceIlepcy, = <onlequence fhis N
5ole1t i.tter % she scefetasy q shie, II
ven j. lhi> l1y ) paper, hss bsen ordered
% Leave yKeskluRton. Ard Ms been is,
formed th1< Eovefnnicrt win have %
fiaftter colnn01icafion with him. We
hope ior de- honouf q our country sk.t
the repbtt Il tf1E Ind ii & DE measure 81
our hnmililsi6 & FIN. Nj. Iefsrsons
messske Wss g BE sure. I tfini1r per,
forlp.1ee b1< k,d i beeh es s41th more
10 - 4 really wa, ~ eapn6t ihink lksr
he marquis had my right 10 u,e tI,e lsn-E
'gusxe Ne h,s done and Ne hope Nj.
Jeaenon does nos intead 70 sop 4 mere.
y ordefiik him from he >c1k e govern.
mont 6ot skat &c Win require rom dis
king ny nassersp II lnnednS i suiied ..
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
FOR RENT,
Servants wanted.

An active, cleanly woman, accustomed 10
tbe work of a kitchen, washing, securing, &c.
Also, a smart, attentive Boy, about u or l4
wears of age. For such, well recommended.
generous wages will be given for SIX months
A9py to the Printer.
October IA. eol
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
..,.p;.s. and all the glory attend

rav;es, and all the glory attend
jas s1 h;ph road to the hole OF MOBILES S.. :.
Dg tps Mr. re- Osborn must have written tnese l pa
As NJ ~ the light admitted through tne
rgraphs = in his prison wall, it IS not
ssnall Cine as they are not quite complete. With
gauge taa .s+;on they will point out exactly for
sbatreasonIns, ,p AIJsTs GRUMBLE.
:, ..xes are taken from iuxurles ana pea
i tas s.;ages, which fall exclusively on the
sure ea nd are laid upon salt and the necessarles
rcar ~federalists grumble. :,
Of pls administration expends seventeen mil
i ' as dollars in the purchase OF right al
ions :, u,,,ranteed to US by treaty, under pre-
rsaa' e buying a territory, and thereby fur-
tenes :" nretext for a war which will cost forty
! psnss - If dollars, and as many thousands OF
plOr and. after all, neither secures the right,
bs possession of the terrltory--tedera-
ISL IfsSrmed ships are rotting in the docks'whlle
! s a. is suffering for want OF protection
''l lsderalists grumble.
-s sas ships are sold at half their cost-fede-
,,Ists grumble. CO. s.dera,
J. rr,mble. This needs no alteration
~ # 'gun-boats are built--all the world laughs
.,dLiederalists grumble.
S When the lives of our countrymen were not
i, !" r;sked but squandered, by carrying on a
GUY NTH a force not half " competent'-tede-
'A When e base and ignominious peace was
ID with Tripoli, by which our honor and
r r- little band of heroes, were sacriaced
-ederaists grumbled.
Ind orunlble they will, until good man
Gil, the chair, and honest men the departments
,nd ofHees--and until we have spirit enought TO
..nder the .4mercan name glorious, and the
some Of .dznerican sufficient title OF nobility.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
Hahn's Antl bilious Pills.

Are justly esteemed fer carrying CT thc au
periuous bile from the stomach and prevent
Ing morbid secr2tious and their consequence,
bilious and malignant feyers, &c. These pills
are perfectly Mid in their operation, AID my
be used wiki safety BY persons ofcycry aSc
and in every situation.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18

ARRIVED,
Brig Rising States, jerks, Rhode, Island
Plaster and produce: the captain
schr Paragon. Haynes, Bay of Hondaras
Mahogany, &c.-N. Was'les & Co.
Eederaliss, --, Portsmoash--Sun-
dries - ] G. Ladd
Peace s Plenty, Dole, Newburyper.=
Rum and plais,er-Lawrason & Fowls
Soop Prssideut. Spencer, Rhode Island
Northern Produce: the captain
Henry, -, Rhode. Island do. do.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
FOR SALE,
BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,

By THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Il hogsheads Jamaica rum, 4th proof
70 90. St. Croix Go. Sd do.
10 do. N. Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
4 do American do. of superior quail.
2 do. L, P. Madeira wine J 81 ercelleat
2 90. l.. NJ. do. do. qual. 7oar-
quarter casks Go. do. ranted fare.
5 do. Marseilles wine
70 bbS. prime beef-Connecticut inspec.
80 do. prime pork--New Jersey do.
10 boxes mould candles
s'do. English white soap-fcry dry
, chests hyson-sKin tea
SObOshels St. Ubes salt.
~ adfworth and Butler,
thon, between King and Priace-street.
October Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
Hamalt0nss EIax17,.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthraas, sore throats and approaching
consuInptions.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
Ham5hon,s Wo7m-destyoyang Lo-
Ze7lg.eS.s

BY which many thousands have been re-
lieved from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady Of worms and other distractions in the
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
FAMILY MEDICINES.

The following Valuable Medicines, Justly CO.
LIBERATED through the United States tor their
superior efficacy in the cure Of the several
disorders for which they are recommended,
from LEE g cos. Patent Family Medl-
cine Store, New-York, are sold only by the
subscriber, at his store in King-street:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
On Monday Euenlng, Oct. 90.


THE PERFORMANCE WILL COMMENCE
By Mss LOUISA,
With Dance in character on the tight rope,
with the balance pole.
Mss CATHERINE
Will exhibit en- the rope, a Comic Dance, af.
ter which she will dance serious enc.
AAudans I1,E.VFREDI
VIII dance Turkish Dance OF the rope,
with the balance pole-she will perform the feat
of the moving board, and take a collation. on tie
rope, in the Turkish style, seated il a chair 1t
a table.
Mr.. 1EAAFREDI
win dance an English Hornpipe on the rope,
and afterwards dance the Cossac Dance.
lie will jump over rlbbon4 54ccl high, back
ward ant forward.
l1E7ss C.47'HERLNE
VIII Dance without the balance pole, ard
perform several very surprising and agreeable
feats on the rope.
lAzdana NG.4AFREDT
VIII play Gu the mandoline, withontthe aid
Of the balance pole, and Afterwards display two
flags at the same moment.
Mr.. AL4AFREDL,
Withoutthe aid of the balance pole, will go
through the surprising Feat Of tie LIoop also
the Spanish Cloak, and exhibit the Feat OF the
Glass OF Wmein the Hoop.
1umbIlng -4g'l1ty Of The Children,
Who will perform several Fcats or. the carpet,
in the Italian style.
Extraordinary Fe0ts Of the Tumjlsr5,
Who will throw backward and forward Somer-
sets, over tables and chairs.
Ground Tumbling, with English and Spanish
DANCES.
The EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS.
N1i,. DZA.VFREDi
VIII Balance several persons Oh his arms,
legs, &c showing several perspecuyes III the
Roman style.
He viii Dance
Il SPANISH F.l.VD.fNG0 over 2gue7ai Eggs
The whole to conclude with
A Hornpipe-By Mass lGtAef'"s.
Admittance one dollar--chilcren halt q collar.
The doors to be opened at 6, and perioinl-
aDce to begin at O'Clock.
sCP No segars to be smoked during lie per
fornlance.
October Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
BY PERMISSION.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
Mr.. MANFRED.

And his company, consisting of five perform
ers---three ladies and two gentlemen-offer
their services to the public, and respectfully
inform them, that their performance COM
YOaOcec
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
Hamalton's Essence and Extract
of Mustard.

A safe and ehectual remedy for the govt,
rheumatism, sprains, pains in the face and
neck, sc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
HQmalton's Grand RestorataUe,

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine
for the speedy and permanent cure OF nervous
disorders or such as arise from the immode-
rate use OF tea, strong liquors, long residence
in warm climates, excessive weakness, and a
general relaxation of the system.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
ST. pErERshukG. Dec. %.


Yesterday, al five III the morning, our
beloved sovereign returned III good health,
10 The great joy of this capital, being mel
by The Joyful acclamations of TIE IN
hAbiiants oil all ranks. We were
the day before yesterday, apprlzed by
The publication OF the following articles,
IN the Court Gazette, dated Holntsch,
December S:
Ihe exhausted powers Of the Court
oil Vienna, The misfortuncs ii mas sustain
ed, together with want oil provisions,
have compelled The Roman Lnlperur, mol
wiihstanding the strong and vigorous sup
por the has experienced from the Russian
troops, TO conclude convention with
France 20 which also peace must soon
succeed Ills Imperial Majesty having
come to his assistance as al ally, had no
other object IN view than his defence, and
the aNeT;ins oil thosS dangers which
threatened his Empire; and since his
Majesty the Emperor, uuder the present
circumstances has deemed ths preAence OF
the Russian troops as 40 longei necessary
ia AuS1rIa, his MaJesty mas been plsased
10 order them to leave Austria, aud 10 re-
turn ~ Russia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
,FkIpAY. MARCH lA.

n mcssags was received from the
Sens.e stating their disagreement TO
Lill relative to the library.
a message was likewise received from
The Senate, s,ating their appointment of
committee on their part, TO snite-with
such committee as the House might see
III 10 sPpoiut, TO consider aud report such
business a. it will be necessary TO trans
act during the present session in which
the House cOTcurred,
On motion OF Mr.. Findley, it was re-
solved that major general Arthur St.
Clair be allowed To be heard at the bar
OF House in support of his claim, ON
MONDAY at 2 o'clock.
MIR. Aston called for the order of the
day for the House 10 resolve itself into
committee Of the whole on the state of
The uGion.
Nj. Clark moved 10 postpone this or
der I'LL Monday.
he Speaker declared il out Of order
10 postpone such AIN order of the day.
The question of going into commit
tee was then put and earfied-Ayes 70.
Mr.. John {. Smith took the chair.
HE committee having agreed to take
w tuS lESOlOtiOu SuCmittSu by 4nfs Nj
cholson,
Mir. Msmfofd spoke at considerable
lergth in vlndca,ion of the mercantile
character and in favor Of prompt and ef.
bc'ent measures,
Mr. Chandler delivered himself to the
same eAecl lie observed that his own
opinion was in favor Of Mt. Gregg's 80.
solution; bul 10 insure greater uHanimity
he would agree to the resolution under
consideration.
Mr. J. Randolph did nor speak against
The resolution. He said with the mover
Of,) that lie time for acting OF il had
10, yet arrived, and ayowed himself in Ia
vor OF negotiating with Britain.
Mr.J. Clay, believing delay of four
or i've days very desirable, moved that the
cearxittee should rise.
6lr. Aston opposed this motion, and
took occasion TO express his opinion OF
the general course Of measures proper TO
be pursUed, declaring himself decidedly
10 favor Of adopting the resolution under
consideration.
Nir. Smile spoke against the rising of
The committee aud III favor Of AN .sriy
decisions oi the measures contemplated to
be pursued.
lie vas followed by me1trs.J. Clay, J,
Rs"doiph, and Nicholson, Who advocated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
NEw York February &c.
NTI-UNL0NISTS

AZ crowded meeting last night, al Mart
lng's Tavern Thomas Farmer, ESQ in the
chair, the following resolutions were asreed 10
" ResOlSed, That it is inconsistent yyi,o ,be
honor and dignity Of the Republican psrty 70
enter ia any Bargain treaty or alliance. ,vi,h
any other party whatever Thar il would no,
only be degrading TO Us, but injurious to the Re
prbiie@n interest, silently TO submit To- wl,at am
pes son or persons may attempt to do, unau,ioris
ed b. the Sreai body os Republicans --Tnst IN,
meeting do not aeknowedgs the proceedings Of
ameeung OF certain persons, at Dyte's Hotel
on The 18Th inst. as the al Of the Republiesn
patty Dot expressly di avow and disapproye of
the same. That Aaron Barr does not, s. ougbt
not 10 posses the confidence of the Republican
party And that the Republicans of ,his staie
are willing, az oil times, to receive such Of their
political opponents as may show by ,heiYcondu
tina, they have Adopted Repub lean principles F."
Ihese resolutions were preceded by a humble
'Pologetieal letter. signed ~ Cen Bailey. and,
some o'he, gentlemen present a, the es,sbtatiof
OF the " union of honest men,"
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LONDON, Jan. 30,

The dispatches received by government
from sir Allhur Pagst, Lord Harrow
by, and Mr.. Jackson have confirmed The
statement relative 10 The Terms OF the trea.
~ OF peace between Austria and France.
HE Iyrol is 10 be ceded 10 Bavaria
and the Kingdom of Italy, the Northern
iyroi to the former, and the Southern to
the latter.
The VorolbeFg to be given to Bavaria.
The Austrian possessions in Suabia and
Francoihs to Bavaria, Winemburg, and
Baden,
ihe innsenhal most important ac-
quisItlun,Is 10 be annexed To the King of
i'aly, togslher, with The Yeaetian Proyin.
ces,