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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
n request TO the Benevolent and HI.
name.
NMHEREAS in September last,
w took John tones, son of Mary Jores. a

MAJ nLNCAO III SeptcmDer last,
w took John Jones, son of Mary Jores, a
lad then about twelve years of age. from the
Berkeley Spring TO this city. under mistaken
notion, thar his mother had right, (since she
actually exercised III to bind her son to me. and
whereas the said John Jones, getting probably
Uniformed. as have since been, of the nulsy of
the Indenrure, did on The 21s: or 22d of Oaober
alter my setting OUT for Alexandria, leave my
house and staid several days at Mr.. Alber's, a
baker, on Shockoe hill, by whom he was bro't
back, but left my house second time on the
same or next day, Gas have been informed on
my return) saying, that he wi-<r-d to go back to
his mother tina, he knew every step Of the road,
and should End in Fredericksburg plenty of wag
gons to carry him to Winchester |; and whereas
learned lately to my great surprise. from Capt.
John Hunter, at the Berkeley Spring, 20 whom
had occasion to write. thar the said John Jones
had neither been seen, nor heard of, which has
been confirmed since by a le,rer from III. mother
to me. therefore request, by this public notice,
all and every person, or persons, who may hsr-
Dor the before named John Jones, or know his
piaee OF abode or what has become of him, to
communicate their intelligence to his disconsolate
mother, a. the Berkeley Spring. to the subacr:
Der in Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
Monday the 10th of juno.

I'm Monday the 10th OF June, in
" the county of Powhatan. there was taken
from servant by an Indian man. who had for
come time been lettering in said county. small
ROAM MARE. of the Gimcrack breed, with a
saddle almost new, and plated s;irrups. The
mare is not more than feet S or inches high,
4years old. of a handsome form. with great
mixture OF white hair, and t!:at which is not
white, believe is of sorreI or perhaps red
bay color. Any person who will secure the mare,
saddle md Birdie, so that get them again, shall
be well rewarded for their trouble, by
Mary Meade.
Amelia, June goth. 1905. 3t2s
P.S. From the information given me, think
II uncertain whether the Indian will 20 to the Ci-
ty Of Washington, TO Richmond, or 70 the upper
country
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
G.. F. Stras.
June 81. 1906.

Inc sad IS rathert tall tor his age, slender,
but well made. has a fair complexion, blue eyes,
light hair, number Of freckles In his face he il
sprightly and active, rdss well on horse. and
can drive a Wagon.
The printers in the different parts of this
state,are humbly solicited by distressed mother,
TO give a place 10 the foregoing in their naners.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
= roato nox cubat.atia.

The veterans who fought the battles OF
American independence, waa cemented
with their blood the pillars OF our society /;
aud TO whose exertions in The Cabinet aud
the field we are indebted oader God Tor
our existence rs, an independent nation are
publicly denounced as hass,' she scorn.
the outcssts of America; plunde1ers OF
public properly, and hoary headed traitors
This. however, causes no emeuon IN the
bosom of yoar cold hearted man OF candor;
but instead Of encouraging the sa1ltess 10
nerve his arm, brandish his scourge and
lash the culprN from ehe political arena ne
stunsy you wlthlAws relative 70 the impoli-
cy of provoking even reptile tells you
if you 'sread on aworm he will turn; aud
advises to leave off contentlon before l.
be meddled with Bot the truth is these
reptiles are hydras, and though it needs a
Hercules TO destroy them, yet the attempt
is.at least worti, an experiment, and de-.
serves encouragement rom eseryfriend 10
the country.
Urged by these motives I propose to.
present the pubiic'a series of numbers un.r
der the head DemagogueH hunting, 10 which
/ will expose In native defoFmity some OF
the principal objects of ,heidelasrous wor.
ship OF dominant faction and 1t shepeo.;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
NEW YORK. Scot. sc.

Arrived. brig 4"iu5, s!4ckIey, iroFn
Falmouth {jsn) Left. August s.. ship
Mama, Nixon, TO sail in a few days for
New YORK ship Jersey. Graham, u Pai-
ladefphia, 20 sal! in a isw days Tor that
port; schr Sally and Patiy. Douglas, TO
sa'i IN fe.v days; sen. Eh2a- : 40, Sui
der, to sail In .ew oavs for Nof,h Caro-
iipa. tSepi. 2, lat % sc, lapg, 81, spoke
The brig eliza, A4ich, :ro.l nc say OF
Honduras bouod 10 Charleston, S, Z out
81 days. G>pt. 3, spoke the ,sa,p ! chn
Jones, Cruck hank, from Savanna.amar
bound to New Z ors, cat IS days, lai.,23,
SO, long. 81. ,SeR:<-s picked Up caplals
Lases aud sNo II his saea VINO were cas-.
away on the 3ahamas belonging 10 the
sch'r Young Lion Of North Carolina, we
picked them Up IN a-b6at in he Cult upon
a raft oil spsrs at abou5 one O'Clock IN the
morn1ug !; shey had bern in this condHion
9 DAYS a.d not toe leas, TO sd5sist on, tor
.he moment she struck she went 10 pieces,
it blowing tremendous gale OF WIND, La.
27, long. -85. Spoke sch'r Scahorse, Ter.
ley, from philadelphia bound 10 Mgsauzas.
out.4 days, lat. S. 81, lons. ~. On the
10Th the sch'r was oaarded:oy British ~,
ono OF Richard Stsaehan's squadron, and
treated politely, Sept.7 spoke the snip
Gardner, from Havanna baosd
10 Boston, out IS deys, lat. &c, long. 81,
west.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
MIRANDA AGAIN

BY the aff'sal yesterday oe the selma,
Pearl, captsia NGoeli, fiom Pono.R,.,
VT. undessrsnd that accounts are ryc,e,v.
that Miranda afIet' having experience j,
partial defeat tDens!oned iu z late nm,
le-ensharked his troops At Corq, stcodtin
ther ca she liver. oud effected a sscoa
landing: AID ,has on the 25th Ct aupl,
ne bad beea loiotd by 1896 Spmi3rJ,
Such was''.,le aews az lSor.s. Rico WIN
captain Good salIea.
HE..PostA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
BALTIMORE. Oct: I.

The sehr, Superior, Forbes, hence has
arrived a, Barcelona.
Arrived brig Two Brothers. Richardson.
19 days from Havana. Left there sch'r
Eliza Vickery. 10 ten days; ship Destiny,
of andtsor Nzw.York; ship Republicans of
do ship Hope'ot Portland ship Pegasus,
Of and tor Charleston in three days ship
Susan OF Boston brig Henry of do; schr.
Ssucy Jack, of Salem four ships and two
.brigs names unknown, iust-arriyed from
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
CHARLESTON, September II.
Captain Ryop of4ha Smack RepubIicar

Captain 2Yon Of Inc SMACK Republican,
90 Sunday morning io fifteen f4sflen1 wa
ter, fell IN with ship Of about 800 tons
bushen, totally dlsnasiea and not living
soul on board. On her stern was ptioted
lato Of Philadelphia, aud her cargo between
decks consisted II Cotton. Captain Ron
took he's ia iowsed brought be- laln elgdI
fa,hams water, bat the Wind blowing very
fresh, fns the safety Of bis own vessel was
compelled TO leave The ship, after bringing
her 10 anchor. Saw her again on .Mogday
morning, riding oat tn: ga.e--she wal
continuing tnrise, cap.a'n t.yon rcSnfGec
ioto 2ors. The ssalp ry-s seeu isoRa Sul:-
vans Island Yesterday morning bot sh5
weather continues so=femPes,uoas that nc
BOAT eau goons 10 her.
a gentleman from New Orleans lntcrEas
Us, that he .sts nc Cato. AT tF,st place wlth
cargo OF cotton, hides, and tobacco fer
Aolwsrp. She vas commanded BY cap
a4in Pile who bang remarkably wei! ht;ed
With good loats Il IS probable has VITA
ais1,. e,vs.h bar Anr-5 49, .IiY. -Gs.S .rad AZ
= jury aaass when captain *. fiji IL witii
her hu, ,yas entirely stripped of ss.issi..-
mn Sc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

New York aid Boston sss.
sale sailed !. 9 days before. ras An,ba'sa Ann
both her masss aud main boo,n, a'0as nj
sag ont. was mol prepared % -. ~ av !
yot sail -
a French privatesr had b..
off the port for soae time, and nd g. cruz
leeward, captain Garnell, saltrs ia'lS
ing, the privateer Gid 20. appear y 's'S !,
Spoke nothing oa the Das, s'';''.
boarecd by oae Of he EnpIi.sS i
war uif'the Cspes. 0Tlhe WIN M
spoke ship Persia. Of Fbaltimo,. ~ !.
from Batavia, all well. Pass. d ! t., :"
brig Aionzo Of Massachusetts, s ~
raj schooners bound up. '4 'a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
II aun fully ogthe opinion expressed by

Il am fully Of the opinion expressed by
the able edisor'of the Reperory, shat the
talents. ofhthe country, without regard ~
Office, should be heidia requisifloo. TX.
.raordiGafy:casss eaiIfor, xVaordiaary r~-
meJies When a Are is raging ID q poou.
lous cry, we hold lslawtsiI ~, dsmollSh
buildings for the purpose OF arreS,ing lis
ptogress; aahpaga nothag but The exire.
nifty Of The cas- could be pleaded in is
,jus.iac-;iaa. .e
: -..-...---------..-.----..s + Did
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

The danger which impends ovcru this
m m INT is infinitely more imminens than
what-tsreateDsd IN any period Of the late
war. We have 10 fight france as fac,ioa
as well as an open enemy. She has an
host of partiaans in this country, some ct
whom are al the head OF, what llltle militia
ry force We possess. We have your COLO
nellDuanss and your captain Cheesham.s,
&c. Does NOT the whole tenor OF their
con5uct giyeAs reason TO apprehead fthas
such men would willingly bsteay US TO 30.
napasie?
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
Extract Ct letter from St. Pieres, MAJ
lOsh Sep.ea.bcs 1895.

: IUt1 SSpiSii.oci io"o'
:" This noreing presented 10 vleT,a
most distressing eight, at day light the ~
habisan,s began to assemble Cd the OFaH'
to view the wrecks Of seven fes's''
rha, had drose on shore during the nlsa''
two Americas asaong the number snlite'!
.gooe TO pieces, the Others droggsrs. SUN.
Of which soay be gos oil. Last evening Wv
wind came ia f:o.a The sea. which AWAY
causes heavy ground swell, and Il Wa
fesrtd by many that II it increased so~''
il not all the vessels must hase come asio'I
which IN part has proved the ea'e' a. a.
the others are not yet cut OF danger ~
wiod has no, any onetime been very s''o" S
and tor my part / cannos say the 'uF' ,o ul
high, but am informed the holding s 5 oup :,
is SO pad tia. a little clotion brings Tue q
Choir home, and the vessels lay SO nsas ' ~,
they have no room to pay out their 'AD"'
before touching. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
,GIeraaoria DajIp aopsrtsr
friday QcroaEa ). 3

MARRIED, Yesterday Morning, !,
Frlsnds' Meeting House Mr., ETA" !
boz, 70 fhe amiable and accomplished "
.Sarah Sanders. e s.s W
I. Last evening By ii. D
sFhomss DAVE Capt. Thomas Co,,. "'
Iii. largaret Korn,, ib5o5;a Of this pI,,,
The ship Aurora, a:itcomb, Of New.
.ryport, from Alexandra for Poole, :
spoken Sept. s, las. -, long. 81, i d,
out.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
. SeDte nhcr,fS.

Oae Of the plot Boats caa1e up lssi e.
veolng, nos hsvin3 seen any talag ct the
di,lnasSed ship igom New OiIcaGs- Some
OF the Plioi Boats &c. have .soae &c tae
seaIhN.rd In search Of her.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

,,e go continue 10 worship the dagonl
Of Democracy, they will nos only snfaiiioiy
meet bu,rishly deserve the doom OF des-
prism. sn;z, IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

The Wickham revenue cruizer. vbie

The Wickham reeende cruizer, whic
had been o!dered OFT 10 srui2e for anAnr
flcan snip, .i!as Vas &c afry OF passeasefl
i.oD lrzianlso Aynev4ca, without lceace!
End contrary 70 &c! u qAflismcn., bad he
good fortune 70 i.ii 10 ~t0h her, 10 c6mpA.
by WIN tee Ross, o1 @.c-6,h ln.,aas, and
carried kes safe "a cwry. she, is a, I'm,
chip, Of nearly 800 ;.ens bur,hsa, and sll
be good prize; as u is said tue lr's
governments are determined 10 put the "a
tntorce aGa:ustIGr. sCt.~ lad on board i,
7cfsoio.
sILgnaln PAT. fulA q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

Captain Knight CT the brig SpeedTeNI
arrived at NcwbaryPors on the 21s, inslaut
informs that On ,hc 10th, 1t. So S. long,
&c II, ke lei! IL, aiscr tie gale, with the
Remains Of ,he last 9.otaewsrd bOuOd "a.
,maica aees, which esignaIiy consisted Of
40 sail, t4dc, convoy OF three ffigases x
>ote org, there weTe oaty 4s'salt saie.--
Nine were sscectaneG 20 have been lost,
with al! lheir crews, &od iewas supposed
she greater part Of the other 81 must have
shared The same fate. 0ne ot,the trlga!ss
captain Eastwood, who commanded nc
conyoy, hsd PCT tu.o 2efmuda with the
loss Of her a,@sts) sor repairs. HE csr'
goes of s.lose sss>j .Hcge al! more CT s''
c-raaged.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

The follo1ving are among the A''sr''A'
vessels injured. ~,
Schooner Glide, Taylor, Boston, 'olsa,
wrecked, busli cargo IL Harvey #
retsop, Savannah, ditto, with uP"so,
100 hhds. of sugar brig Sally ana ns, d II
lngersol, Boston, carried away the nee" &c h..
her main. mast. with other damage y -
ing run foul off,
The arrangements for telegraph,,' f In..
muuica.ion between Plymouth ana Nv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

America is aoe liule infested with your
party politicians who give themselves rnaih
credi, for their integrity aud patriotism ;
BIZ, whose conduct is calculated toimpeds
the opers,ions, add perhaps ''s'op the
wheels" of any regular and eEicisat govern
ment.
iTIseSfX JNsbector.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19

Fronting, IN rs curious ofaac s9ls
a,ndfmsly essc1ed at this e5sss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19
Thirty Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY. from 'he fabfciiter, living ia
Calvert county, fate of Maryland,
SelStem.tel ~.

RAN AWAY. from the faifciite,, living ia
Calvert county, fate of Maryland,
a MVLATTO BOY, by ,oe nam. OF
IN KILL tie wears of age, about s Zee, S
inches high, Of !erious and likely counsenance.
He ecped in company with negro man OF Mr..
Francis Wn6ela's, Of fsid county, ON the 9th
INFANT, who has mother living in George
Town. The above lad had DC when he went d.
wOy round country cotton over jacket, White
Marleillss waifcoat, readifh eslinsfe pair Of
psnraloons, q fur ha,.ard apair Of old boots. and
has large fear dawn his forehead which he re-
'ceiyed by a all when child. He was Ren cn
Monday In ciofllag over in sic ferry boa. from,
Gso!se Town to Alexandria in company with
the fad Dick, who is ABOUT black fellow, with
thlck lies and round fhQuldrrs. The ,boye re,
waid VII he given to any fsdon who iecares the
swo, 70 thar gel, them agaid. or FIFTEEN
DOLLARS fol either.
Daniel Carcaud.
April n. ~
~ B.. All Ma.,sfs af jysfei. ls.s istshS'- ID
sauyiS ct Gienesfals. D. G,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19
mo. 1879

JAMES BACON,
A' s GRocRkY STORE, ~ K:ns ye,<e,, Sa,, in
i addition to BIS fa,me,saoek, added
"A frefh Supply ofGenuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his 1Gor;nens coRpIe,c.
! ne non o6sr, terJale, an b;sgtaal lsso term.
Muieoyado Sugars, Of various qua.
! li,iss, ,.s,.s..,as
Loaf aed Lump ditto,
...Gunpowder, I
Imperial, TEAS.
Hyfon, PARTICULARLY scsed
$. sa ,ls1 sh'"' and family uls'
Bea 3Green Coffee,
Chocolate. Q. a 4upelior quality. o.
syfsaaeiFa,
satsilos
Sherry, i
I.,bae, w1usEec
Tsneri{fe.
Afpulne Old Fati
caguac I'd Bourdesux BrAady,
Old lar.aias Spirit, tor family fe,
Aungua. St, Croix, St. Vinceps, and News
gard Run,
Holland Gin,
Iriih and country Whikey,
Mosfst, Wine, and Cides ViEsgar,
S.ougmuh's Brtsrs.
Mace Nssncg., Gloves, Gaia, 'P;menso
Cayenne and Black Pepper, Race ard Ground
Ginger, Bake: Salt for table NE, Pearl Barley,
Rice, Starch, Fig blue, Soap, Mcnld, Dpt and
S yrtaaoe,isC Candles, Refined sa!t.Fetre, klotans
Indigo, Atisn', C ppefas, Nader, BiuRoae,
Spinning Cotton, Patent Shot, all hzes, bet
EagIal and counsfy:ma Ganpowsler, Segans
and Smoakins Tobacco, very ebea Chewing To-
haceo.
Hamilton and Leipsi's Snuff Hunter. Pipe,
in boxes.
London Muaard, warranted Of afuperior aua-
lily, iDixon's bea ditto, Wrapping. Paper, DE
m'john's, &c. Sc. with generally every articl-
in hi. lias-tle whole Of which have been (elett.
cd with .nd will be d1pofed Of on the very
fswe& terr,2.
December is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19

LOST,
On W,dne,day <oenirg Lays, IN az afay t6t tossn,
The outer Cafe of a WATCH.
Its Of GaLD, plain and of modern faihion.
Fiive DoIiary seepcyd viii be given, 20 any
pe.fon who will dcliverit to the.
PRINTER.
February II. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19
Dlaolution Of Copartnerihip.

THE Coparsnerlhip hitherto fulfilling uu,aer
sthc arm OF 5jsfspb Riddle e Go. of Alexspdr,a.
was dlaolved the :hrft infant, by mu,u al con.
Sent: All pefiens that are indebted TO, or tbs,
shave, claims on the fame, arc tequceed to come
ferward and eettle, as it is dcIraoe 70 elofe rhe
Concern as ,iocn as pofible., Thcfe Whole &C
counts arc Of s.ssg ,aandirp ars rast;enlarly re.
zRnehse 20 sUeaa 70 'iais notice, and s,~.s.-
.paynentsto either Of the lubicribcrs.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandra.
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore.
seftemte, IL. tt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19
70 r S AL E,

A Negro Woman, who is an ex
cellent howe ervau,. with her two Chiiarfn
ie oae male, the o,flsr female.
Jan. .ss leasrss 81 .hc Printer,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19

TO RENT,
"a TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, stu'
IA ale on St. Afaph, Rrect, between King
and Prince .ttrectp, fyrr doors beyond Mr.. faw'
afice, now occupied by Mr. Amos Alexand.
.PoGe.fon will be given en- the isth March
Application 20 be made TO
George Youngs.
February IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19

HENRY K. MAY
Has nosv laxdizg, Js, SAX,
o5 tons Plaiiter Of Pats,
90 boxes Mould Candlss,
10 boxes GEocolate-,
60 be.ssi- pst'g'e = ok,
& h.sa1s4ss Muscassdc Sngas,
lcasus Cepe Madeita Wing
IN SURE
Londcn Pa.tcuias, I
Particular aud Cargo Tenef.fr
Catalonia and CIsret j
80 barrels Nc. I Cargo and PINE Beef
10 barrels Bounce
4 bales Becr5oom Gurrahs
bale Fandah GcGzs
s hhds. Molafes
S caGs OF Cheef., offePerior quality.
April 8. otm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19

TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has reesiivtd ky ibe laft arrivaA an tiegaas ~.
jarfment Of
C o @ D s.,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Londoniuperfnc Cloths Corded cambyisks,
aud CsGimsrss, Lace DO.
Bennett patent, Cords, Rich Coionade and n.
Do. Waiaeoasings, cured India Musnn'
Silks, MolsaSins, Flo- India and Hritilh Book
reBiines, DO.
Imoeyial, cloaded and Lace Caps & Handksr-
white Marieiies, chiefs,
Ts;linetts, .ss andowns, Extra Silk Cloves,
Flannels, scfe Blankets, Pic Mic Mitss.
cos,;pgs. Plains, silk Cord and Buttons,
KerE.xs. Fialfthlcxs, ! Canlbriek Buttons,
Iar,bss Wool. Worsted, ! Artificial Flowers ard
Cottoa and Silk Flo. Wreaths,
+ Gerv. Oarich Feathers,
I,;lh s FIaraers Shrer. italian Mansaus,
iros. Fine India Pertains,
"a ( srish Linens. Baftas, Mamoodies,
sh,rrng Cotton, Dowlafs, TiCklenb1rgs
Loae Lawns, Ofoaburgs. Grown rolls
Linen Cambricks, &c. &c.
Diri,ies. Cambrick do.
a He daily ,expsas an aaais' ono
a0ortnssnt Of FALL eooDs. :,
GA. 70. gu
JOHN G. LADD,
Has jaf ,eeeioed
i5o bolts hra quality Rufflan heavy
CANVASS,
1900 pieces long and hort India
NANKEENS,
For Sale on moderate terrss.
/ March Fl,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19
SATURDAY April 10, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, ssi iaaaut, will be fold,
On The p.ymiies,
Two Lots or Half Acres of Land,
situated y IN the nelghbotiooa OF MIR A. |amei.
'fon's, no. and i5o sgleeabie to rhc rlat OF tile
town OF Alexandfia. Terms will DC made known
At The place Of iale.
P. G. Marl1eller.
April rs. dit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-19
.NoueY Seed,

Clover Seed,
Warranted OF the beit quality
Landed this day from, Philadelphia, and for
fale, ON very low terms.
Mande1ille & Jamedon.
Wbo bave tse reeeiued,
90 barrels old Rye Whitley
5000 lbs Green Coffee
90 boxes fine Salad Oil
30 boxes Chocolate
1909 lbs heavy Pepper
10 boxes fre(h Muaafd
"A few bales TenneGee Cotton
100 reams Wrapping Paper.
March za. "a
HENRY K. MAY
aas received, per Brig Equator, Moore, from
New. Cattle, and Offers for Sale, st inalliedl~
atcly applied for;
80 casks Red Lead,
sS casks Parent Shot,
iS casks Ingoi Lead and
ss 1nee,s Mil!cd do.
Dec..nber lSs
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| Is n general view Of the woollen trade, in
which theTival nations have Opposite in
teresls, and in which the accession of the
woo'ien trade ofthe Netherlaud.-of Ge-
noa, OK Venice, of Batavia, must row all
De thrown INTO the balances OF the French
commerce.
ihe discerning reader requires no more
than the presentation of The ntiispu,sbIe
iacts given in these papers to his under
standiog--the mercantile men need
not be told where AT no remote day the
American commerce is to fad Ills best
msfke'--if there ale ary so besotted as
NOT TO see, or TO shut their eye, against the
hight truth, and The inevitable progress
OF thlngs-be their folly their own ciAs-
usemeni-the order Of providence will
not be retarded--and wharever vanity or
selhshness may propose 10 deceive itself
commerce wil'fin lis own level, the
common sense of the world viii. peyaiI
over ln.atustion--and The Iu,bec,tity
which a''-mps to retard the progress Of
The unlverse by cunning or deceIt---wiII
ind that the vanity and seIfiphness of hui
man atoms, are not competent 10 resist
me DEGREES or 10 suppress the voice OF
the creator.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-12
FROM YHE AURORA.
POLITICAL VIEWS.
No. vi.


In our preceding number, we gave an
estimate oi the export and import trade
OF Greece, with the other nations sf Eu-
rope I: aud stated the various articles OF
Greek produce and industry which com.
posed the materials of that commerce. -
The reader VIII constantly keep in mind
that the whole scope of this investigation
Is dIFectcd 10 asceStain and TO describe
the magnitude Of the commerce OF the
Mediterranean, Tih view 10 illustrate
the policy which has grown out Of The
revolutions OF the lsst thirteen year, 10
show that the circumstances Of Greece,
and the whole Of the Mediterranean rem
der that theatre most easily acted upon by
france, The most effective in IT. nature
10 repay the efforts made t. obtain il. ard
the best Of all othGGs Tor FJance, seeing
that she wants "shhs, colonies, and CON.
DIerce."
ms investigation is not merely curious,
nor Is Il with view to crafty curiosity
only thai ii is undertaken; many men,
and whortby men too, arc apt to be led {.
gay By the ariful deIus,ons Of a nation
and its emisgar,es, whose deiusions, and
whose cp'ssaries, and whose arlaDccS
aoYe cou'ulstd every government on The
European continent, and overturned three
,ouslhs Of hem AID who, more than
once, by their em'sss.ies and delusiono,
bad nenrIy involved this in similar ruin !;
hose by ~oy Of vengeance ou or envy
~ our better policy, endcAvor % sci q.
aoat opinions which are celcvIaied 10 "a
Vor themselves and "a alarm h, uutefl cl.
'rg aud The umid amongst us and to If
ford means for Tie prdn,gate atd he ser
vie 10 subserre their p3,ucd.ar ends by
the same articles. We haze ever made
II dO,y 10 resist piejpd'ce aDd 10 expos,
deception and q g. ~'ai III. ver princ-
paliy hat ,nis dIscuSs,sn - G.s-giaken.