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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-16
rUBLC SALE.

TO MORROW. at bali paR ) O'Clock, Willie
fold, on Capraia Canway's wharf, 49,
The Cargo Of the Sch'r Philip,
&C ring f
F;sa quality Gar and MCLAsSEs, ~ 4
a creditscf 90 and 90 days, for approved indts !.
fed negotiable -noses. s..
p. C. .Maraeller.
April Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-16
MASSACRE.

Particular account of the massacre 8 The
obfcers and crezo fthe. ship Ataaudlsa,
captain Porter. Communicated to the
editor Of the N r. Mere. Adv. by capt.
<saacsof the Montezama.
The ship AtahuaIpa ha3 been lying at
anchor IN Stprgls Cove, Up Mill Bank
SQUAD, three days; the natives had during
that tiu,es been remarkably civil. JuSa
18th, they came off In several canoes, and
desired eaptaia Porter to purchase their
skins, and abou, 10 O'Clock, A. M. Callete
the chief of one of the tribes, desired cap
tain Porter to look over ihs side, to see
ths large number of skins LAYING spread on
bis canoe. Captain Porter was complying
saswas obliged TO bend over thsfaii. whsn
tae chief threw his cor. over hi. head,
stabbed him between his shoulders aud
threw him overheard; ADD gave the signal
for general attack. Mr.. john Hill, Chief
mate was shot through the body, but ran
below, got his muske,, rrturard on deck,
sho, the chief, and gave him (aa we have
heard sincs) his mortsi wound; John w.
Goodwin, I'd mate, shot dead; John G.
.Rackstraw, daggered, md died immedi-
a.ely; Lyman plummer, dsggsred, and
lived until the ship was got out, when he
requested the surviving crew 10 take cars
ofthe ship aud 6nd captain Brswa. Isaac
Summers, cooper !; Luther aad Samsel
Iaphsn; Peter Spooner, seamen, and
John Williams, cock. were all kilIsd - -
The cock defended himself bravely, SO
long as hi. hot water lasted $ but when that
was expended shsy killed him with the axe.
Three seanlen, oas Sandwich Islander,
aad a Zodiac Indian, were dangerously
wounded, Fbut have tsincesreeoysred. Five
more of the crew were slightly wounded,
and three 'Iaen and Sandwich islander,
were all that went clear. The four that
we're not woundeds and two7or three that
were but slightly, rushsd shro' the crowd
of Indians, get below and found few
musksts loaded, fred them through the
loop holes in the break yuf the forecasts,
which terrified the natives and mary jump.
ed overheard, whse the people came Oh
deck, and after .Gghtiag a few Indians that
seemed determined TO hold their prize,
killed ant, dross all oyerboaEd.
One canoe was fccn under the bows, eH5eavor-
ing 90 co. the cable; a fwivel was taken from
the after part of the hip forward, discharged at
thea, Gx werskiiled by the fwivei, and ono af.
forwards by muikes, so that one was left alive
in the canoe. The crew. loft their jack knives,
by ftabbing Il Indiana throush their kulis, and
were unable TO draw them out. After the decks
were cleared the topfails were looted; when the
hip fxnag her head off ihorc, The cable was cut,
and after some time beating, was able TO get cut
of the Sound. Two days ritter, were off Newe,-
ia, the wind coming ahead CAPPED a courie to.
wards the Woodward. June II, depofised the
bodi.s of our dcccafed faip,mates in the deep
A TALK
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-16
A TALK

BeEtUffH IeaF7uI j 07EH uzl3 I7eH9Vr7utlc III.
clasl.
fohn. What dc you think of the con.
gress now, aud your president Jeffsrson,
old friepd? s. SIS. &.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05
BY THIS DAisS MAIL.
NETWORK, april so.
Foreign Intelligence.

Cap;ain Swainsof the ship Warcham, az
rived yesterday inss4l days from Belfast,
has favored the editors OF the DailyAdyer,
User with Belfast papers 10 tbs 10th ult
coaiaIuing London dates TO the 18th. from
which il appears tka. Mr.. Tierney is 10 BE-
The rev governor of the Cape ef Good
Hope ;/thas the French troops had aver.
run Naples, and the king and Queen en-.
bark ina frigasc for Palermo, bN, owing
TO the violeace Of shs Wind, were forced 70
anchor under the batteries, and in conse.
qnence b came. sPrisonersso the -lroops of
she French emperor.
The, Rrenchtroops still skepteup tss;r
forces in Germsay runaor states tina, ,hev
areintendea tosact agains, Prossla; others
again state, that Prussia and France have
concluded an alliance, and -..,ha. a con.
gress is to- be held at Berlin under tha.rse.
diasien =7of Prussia sc negotiate pcase
between England and France, aud thar the
marquis of Douglas and Mr.. Thomas
drensIilr will be sent as plenipotentiaries
from England. Bat VIDA. appears. mos,
interesting TO tae American public is the
annexed paragraph from the London Ga.
azestc of the 10Th nit.
The most cencilistory measures are
dopted by government. for the adiustmen,
Of d!a-reacss with the United S,slss.-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05
CONGRESS
or THE
UNITED ST a e = ).
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FR1DAY, NGreb7.
BRITISH AFFAIRS
CONGRESS
FRrDAY, MGreb z.
BRITISH AFFAIR S.
sDEBATE

Z, csmm;ttse of the 7vbols on The st6fs 81
the .s,isu--Mr. G. Sasish mn, n chaIf
:. .-easle rssolatioa oLqs,ea6y NJ. srsegg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05

Oh safusiav Is American ssamen wee.
disc. AIRED at ao.:smoush1 from Ia Villa
De Milan -frigasc. Sir Robert Laurie,
la,eIy,re,urheel from the Halifax s'a,icp.
Orders have been sent 10 the otnei ports
10 discharge al American aeamsn On board
his majesty's ships'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
Political.

Tar TIE PORTLAND GAzE1TE

"THE" republican "papers con
tinue to afitrt the mott daring false
oods" to keep the truth from the
people, and to fuPport their patrons
in power and this they will do as
long as the people will furrender
their judgment and realon 10 blind
prejudice and miilaken view of
their true and permanent interelt.
Becaufe the men in power do not
lay new taxes Oh articles by the con.
fumPtion of which they daily feel
their money going out of their pock-
cts, they feem to think all thing are
going on well. Can any thiag be
more directly in the face of truth
that to a1ert as all the jacobin papers
do over and over again, that France
BY her qgeat5 bo5 nor intsJfrsd IN ctr
aftsntts to 5ettie The exi5ting dlpute5
4vitk Spain and plainly ntimated to
TIE sse}staty sf STATE that tbs d5fme5
.v1a4 not b< aggRed salsf 7ue gaze
them msney ? and that the Seeystary,
on the part of administration, in Ian
suage plainly underfood, and as
clearly as the administration dare to
fpeak on fubje6 Of this kind, fait
TO oae or more of the members OF
Consrels, that it would be more ad-
vaDtageous for the United States to
contribute a fan Of money to France
than TO perievere III ailcrtirg our
rights with Spain, and thereby rilk
againit US, an active operation #
France or, IN other words, tbhf NJ
giD;ng money 70 France, zos lb86ia ba1s
ar dilplfe5 a,micaty tomfronjtd -ui,b
SpHa ?
Now the hireling papers, who re-
ceise much Of their luppor; from the
federal administration, think to fat
isfy he people by plbiihing that fzoo
millions Of lpecie bavr nsk b-rp GiPped 9
IN the Hor1et, as a tritzfe to Frame.
And the little contemplate, ignorant
editor of the National Intelligencrr,.
declares that no moaeg bar teef dire7lt
or indirectly de,aaaG5d By trance gftbs
Unned Slater none 'baf t-en 9tetrea, 5r
is n01v INTENDED to Be 64eredt9 France
Now contrait this with the declara-
tiUn of the independent John Ran
dolPh, the boalied champion and
leader OF the republican party in
Congrefs what he fays there pub
licly. with all The refponGbi.ity Of a
mcmoer Of the national legilature in
the face of all the friends of the ad-
miniftration, is Untitled to more cred
il than any thing hitherto publifhed
by the hireiing printers. If what he
openly aflerted was not true, why
was it not tontradiaedi He was
fair and honeit he told where he
got his information he kept nothing
in the dark he related converfa-
risn he had helA with the fecretary
of fate. Application might have
been made { him to know the GER
tainty Of what he declared, if there
had been any doubt of its corrednefs I.
Madifon too mutt Immediately have
heard of Randolph's declaration on
the floor of the houfe, and mas he
ever contradiaed III or can any
man in bis fenfes, believe that he
would not have denied !, il what
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

lOSOOO 10000
The drawing fhall commence on
the 29d day Of Sestcz.br next, and the price
Of Tickets will be dollars so ceats after the
7th, The highea prize fha'l be paid in nine
~ days, ether prizes above one hundred dol
lars in Gxty, aud all other prizes in 1hrty
days after the drawing is completed. Prizes
will not be paid unIefs demanded within one
year from the drawing.
The prefcns Scheme is iifued again,
as having met general appreciation and II
Contains more capital prizes in proportion to
the nu;liber and price OF Tickets, than any
hitherto p, opofed and eonaderihg there is
NO DEDUCTION, and the nominal Being
the real value of the prizes, adventurers have
good profpect
N B. Thofc who have un(ettIed
accounts with the Managers, are requefed to
adult them, as they with to slofe their ac-
counts with the Agent
Tickets for fale by the Managers.
and At the ufual places.
Philips Payion,
Samuel Swan, jun. 1ia''as
Loammi Baldwin, jun: gers
Boeon, May q, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

GommonlDeaItb Of seassatbnsftts
In the year Of our Lord one thoufand sigh,
hundred and six.
An act in addition TO an act cDtiJct
!" An act defcribing the duty anc

An act in addition TO an act entitled
" An act defcribing the duty and
power Of Coroners."
BIZ Il eaaSfed b. s6e Ssnats and HesJf Of Re4resat-
HtiOr5, in GrAe,.i coayf af1n5lad, and BY tie sy-
Agriy sftbs fasss, That every coroner, within
the county for which he is appointed, fhaii,
after the return Of an inquihtion Of the jury,
upon the view Of dead body OF any Rran-
ger, not belonging to this Commonwealth,
bury faId body in decent manner and the
expences thereof, together with all the expen-
ccs of faid inquiGtion and coroner's fees, liaIl
be paid to fueh coroner out of the treafury Of
rhis Commonwealth, an account of fuch ex-
pences Being hrR examined and allowed by
the General Court, in the fame manner that
actounts fer fate paupers are allowed And
the fame certificate fhaIl De required from the
ieleetnen or overfeers of the poor of the town
where inch ftFangcr was folnd dead, as il the
faid franger were taken fck in fuch town, or
became unable to fupprt himlelf.
March 2, tS06.,--By the Governor approved,
,tr-s CALEB STRONG. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
Nsv and Ckeap Goq4s.

NATHANIEL. IENKS,
IAS mn received for fale, at his aore in
= = Nb,f5yarmOrt5, haisdfome aflortEaens Of
GOODS, fuitable for the feafon.
Among which are fosne Of the mon fafiiona-
bic articles received BY the iatl imporsations
AIso-a general fuppIy Of
Hard Ware and ~. /. G0odt.
of The ben quaity.-Togethcr with C.1RDEN
SEEDS, of alnoit every kind.
CT A lmaiI quantity Of RE for
fale as above. uly 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
Portland Wixe-LeXar.
FUCKER e. BLANCHARD.
Mol, JoSfs Row, FoRE:SrxEEr,
4nortIadD,


HAvE received freGi fuppIy Of WIsss
: and SP1RITs, of the frf chop, which
they offer for fale, at fmaIf advance, (and as
cheap as can be purchafed in Bsf.s,) for ap-
proved credit, or <vrn eeB
LIKEwIs=--a conffant fapply Of
BOTTLED CIDER.
well refined, and put up for any market.
AIsoa few chetts squchong fEA, and a
few boxes Liibon LEMoNs.
SHIPS STORES 9mt up at fbe
6rsfsG uefisr, ar niaaL
L. & B. hatte< tkemielves, as they pay
particular attention 10 this bdinefs, and pro
fels to be weIl acquainted 10 this line, rEcv
fhall be able to fuppIy any gentlemen with
iuporior Spirits to any fold in town-~.They
return their thanks for pah fayors, aud loii-
cit continuance Of public patronage,
1Zzy S. 4nr .t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
Gooa Fishing Bait :,

D AIT. fuitable for filing in the Pifcstsqua
A. Bridge Lottery (that commences draw
ing next Wedreiday) viz. Whole, Hall, Quar-
ter. and Fights Of Understanding, beEdes
a large quantity of Salmon, &c. agreat fchool
Of 45seb0viss-For fale at TRoaAs CIARk's
Boekliore and indeed truly lucky Lottery
Office, Fifhffreet. MAY I9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
May Is.

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
= to all concerned, that ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
trull of adminiarariI on the eftate Of
EP '1RAlM BERRY,
hte of Scarborough, in the county Of curs-
beriaEa, yecman, decealed, by giving bond az
the law directs She therefore requeits all
perfons who are indebted 10 the faid deceaieds
cGate, to make immediate payment; and thole
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to MARY DERRY.
n1y 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
FOR SALE,
NEW GOODS.
CROSS q MARTIN.

Ere Street,
HAVE JUN resolved large aior.mcnt Of
SPRING - SUMMER COODS-a-
mong which are,
Superfne black, blue, brown and bottle
green Broadcloths, of fuperor quality
Bine, brown, mixed and fcarlet common do.
Buff, black, white, mixed sldrao Cailimeres,
Rufels, Calamancoes, ShaLoons, Dur2sts,
and Duroys -A
Superfne and common Calicoes
Black, ciive and drab Velvets
Mixed and drab SaJnets
Olive, blue, Fate * black Cotton Cslimeres
and Grounderils fhT.
Engliih and India Nankins,
Olive, fate and buff Janes-Pink Ginghams
Great variety Of fancy Mullins,
Plain, fpotted and laced Book do.
Cd embroidered shawls,
Black and white millaet Engiiih and India
Cottons-ditto Checks
Cambria & common Pocket Handkerchief
Black, blue, plumb, brown, batf and pink
Cotton CambI ics-4-4, "a * 6-4white do.
Quality and Shoe Bindings
7-s and IA Iri!h Linens
Cotton Unbrellas-hIk do-Parafols
Dimities Sewing Silk-Twift
Brown Observation-Disclosures
Cotton Hoie--filk do
Marfeiles Quilting-Black Sincbaws
Black, green and pink Modes
CcpPerplate Furniture
Ladies fix Gloves--Gentlemen's do.
Beaver Gloves
Silk and cotton Chambray Mullins
Black and white crope Damaik Tabiccloths
Fasey nlk Handkerchiefs--Shi Buttons
Hair Combs--Ribbons-- Oil Cloths
China caltors-Toilet Glalcs-Pocket DO.
etc. etc. -4l5o,
A few pipes 4;h proof Brandy
do Gin Runi--Wincs Of AL kinds-Hyion,
Young -Hyion, Hyion.ikin, Souehong and
EoheG Teas, Of the frft quality. LiAezViss,
A large aiiortment OF Groceries |;
all Of which will be told en TIE mon reaeons :
ble terms. MAY 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

h ar TICKETS at s dollars, and
Quarters az sfs, are for fale at THOMAS
CLARK'S Bookfore and Lottery Office, fi&
Street, psyfsas--Prize Tickets received IN
payment and orders frem.the Country for
Tickets punStusi1y attended to. Mar IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

r OST on Saturday evening Ian, a gift Gene
l. va Watch, with green wove chain, with
out afeaI-Whoever has found the fame, and
will leave il at the Gazette-O Office, fhaIl be
well rewarded. MAY lS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

dSSESSOR'S NOTICE.
THE inhabitants of the town of
Portland. are hereby notified TO bring IN
TO the iubfcribers, aGelTors of faid town, true
and perfect lils OF their polls and eltates, both
real and perional, (uot exempted from taxa
tion) which they were poGeiIed Of on The firit
day Of May init. The aleGors will attend at
the office OF JAMES NEAL, FJ5-Preet, the lslt
fozr days OF this month, to receive fuch lifts
Peter Warren,
James Neal,
Daniel Cobb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE proprietors Of Portland Long Wharf,
are hereby notified, that their annual
meeting viii be holden at Wiliam CamP6el's,
in Fore-lsreet, on Monday, tbs "a 4,y ef jim
next, at 8 ofthe clock in the aft<Aaoon, for the
following purpcies
To choofe moderator.
To chooie clerk, wharfnger and trea-
furer.
To receive accounts againa the wharf, and
allow the fame if found right
JOSIAH TUCKER, WSs.fag.r.
IyfS 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
CAUUN.

A IL. perfons are hereby cautioned againfl
"A trifing the crew Of the Englifln fhip
Pofiethwaite, as no debts Of their contracting
viii be paid BY me.
James Smith, Mater.
M1, s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

HE fuhfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
Appointed aud mas taken upon himlelf the truf
Of Executof Of the la1 viii and 1eftanent Of
NICHOLAS HkARON,
late OF Scarborough, in the county Of Curnber-
land, decesisd, by giving bond as the law
directs ; he therefore fequets all pcrlons who
are indebted 10 iaid tecea eds efsate. to make
Immediate paymeat and Ehofe who have any
demands thsre9n, 70 exhibit the lan.e 70
John Hsaron.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
MAINE BANK.

THE Aockholders of Maine Bank,
are hereby notified, that. their annual
meeting for the choice of nine directors for
the year enlsing, will be holden at the bank
chamber, on Monday the I'd day of June
nsxt, at Q o'clock, p. NJ.
BY order Of the directors.
May 10. DAVID HALE, cey5isr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

ooR or Eve gentlemen can be secommo-
!. dated with Boarding, next door 10 Maj
Hssstrs, in Fore-areet. Apply 70
shy ~ JAMES CHAMBERLAIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

70 Mr. JAMES ID. HOPKINS, Clerk
Of tbs Maine Turnpike A6scidtisu.
You are hereby reaueaed, by the subrcri-
Il bers, FIVE of the members of fsid Cor
poration, to call meeting of the members of
that Corporation, to be held at the Chamber
over the Maine Fire and Marine Infurance
Office, in Portland, on TuEsDAy, the Sd day
of June next, at eleven o'clock, 4. NJ. to act
upor the following articles, viz.
III, To ch0ofe Chairman, in cafe the
prefident 1lall be abfent.
I'd, To Zee if the faid members will alter or
amend any of the pEsfent Rules and Segula-
tiors, and ifio,
Sd, To choole Di reetors, Clerk, Treafurer
and all other Officers for the enluing year.
4th, To con6der the expediency OF making
any afefTnent al this time, upon the flares IN
faid corporation.
sth, To receive the reports OF anv former
committees, and to ad on this and the other
articles As they hall jEdge proper
Ifaac Gage, Thomas Webfter,
VIM. Symnes, Rich. Hunewell,
James DeerIng,
Portland, May "a, 1906.
Purfaant to the foregoing application, to
me directed, ! hereby notify and warn the
members of the Maine Turnpike AGociation
20 meet at the time and place and for the
ParPoles therein expreded.
may I9 J. d. HOPKINS, c"A.
THE tubfcriber hereby gives public
notice TO all concerned, that he has been
duly appointed, and has taken upon him.
felf the truff of Administrator on the effale of
sLUCT GRAFF-z4M,
late of NsvggioSeray, in the county of CsnSriaaS,
kngIe woman, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law diretts.-He therefore requeiS all perfons
who are indebted to the faid deceaieds sftate
TO make immediate payment; and thoie who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
iame TO
Jacob HaRell.
May Ie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
JOSHUA SHAW,

ID ESPECrFuLLY informs his friends and
~ The pubic ia general, that he has epen-
ed a HAT. & SHoE-STORE,
at the head Of FJ9-Stysf, next door to Mr.
RosERr BoYD's; where he has for fale, all
kinds Of ANrRIeAN and ENcLIsH HRS, of
the frR quality.
Abso-a general aFcrtment of ladies', gen
tlemen's, rniiIe's and children's SHOES, of
the newell faihion. t e-
NIB. The above articles. will be warrant
ed 70 give The puFchafe-s farssaction.
TO LET,
THE CHAMsER over the above ftore, which
L is very convenient place for aOring
Gocds. Msy 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

My ).
THE fIbrcriher hereby gives pubIc notice
TO all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon hinifelf the
truli Of an Administrator, on the e!tate Of
Samuel KobiDion,
late Of Portland, IN the county of Cumberland,
merchant, deeeafed. by giving bond as the Law
directs-He therefore Feduefts all peffons who
are indebted TO the faid deceaied's eiSate TO
make immediate payment; and thoie who
nave any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame
70 the Comrhhoners appointed TO receive
the claims sgsinft faid effate. -
Robert Ilsley. 8
Psrfi4al EsrY %. 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
Isaac Gage,

No. 3, Union Wharf,
has Juit received, and offers for fale,
40 cafks Linfeed Oil -Also,
4 general fupPly Of ShipchandIery.
Cordage by the gang or otherwife,
on the mot liberal terms MAY 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

e. -STEVBNS,
He's luit received, and is now O.
pening for fale, at her fore in FIe ,Grss,
ageneral adortment Of
Fancy and Staple Goods,
iuitasle for the Prelent aud approaching fea.
fon. L1xrwIsz
Kid and Morocco Shoes, as ufsal.
nay lo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

NEW HAT q SHOE STORE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
ADDITIONAL GRANT.
NJ Deduction fran Prizes.

NO JeuHLIOH JF0W FIle5.
Amofkeag Canal Lottery.
THE fubfcrihers having been appointed
Managers, agrecabIy TO an act paffed at
the lat fefIion Of the Leghlature, for the puy-
po.e Of rafting an aa2itiornai 5an 6y Lottrry, ID
complete the Locks and Canal at Amoikeag
Falls, in Newhampliire, respectfully offer 70
the public the following
Scheme Jf'fb< Eigbtb CnG.
10 OOO 'T,cl-a,a n, & doJ. o..L -. ~ noo =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-14
6,s55,ooo

balance aginf the United States millions
dollars. be
been all the articles the which the
ad calculated adding
the the which
being aertaned that the portion imported foreign ve which
lone the freight paid to foreign nations amounts value to e than
total
the other tnhs than the prime cots and charges
places from which the merchadzeis Imported the whole, than
millions Of dollars,
probably rated by the collectors
they
United States the foreign which exported The
lance therefore confidently conhded the United
although its true amount cannot be correctly aaertsnsd
DUTIES.
for the hes excyfTy
tute ihc Mfditeu2ut7n fIad) Dolls.
lS,I95ooo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-14

ome articles particularly diicimna,ed, 2s4sooo
| se,easooo
e omne". ss Dess Of sH ss and
in the following pi=.
ts,ss ss and d. other sst A%an colonies
so,sas,ooc
And the vera articles of which cond respectively
PROVISIONS. Flour, wheat. corn RIG, and every
pGsdaad etd 's sfs, ''0 ssasooo
be-, s , gs sq, ,s;ns s1fs and s'eryo
-~--los, 5000
Cotton, 6'o4o,ooo
\ lumber naval flores pot alhes 4,ss7,ooc
All other articles a,s42,oac
s9,g2s,ooc
1t has been hated, that the of mporion
aIfo by the (c)that
and entitled to drawback, 1es7o,ooo
Leaving for the collected
But " the of
calender naead the ending the
not entitled "~b d the ress bs
so o5s ns the State. than the from which they had been
foreign produce a'returned by the collectors and exhibited the
assi P more
value he aee. Produce to
parts OF the world calculated the the fame three fim
led dolls. 2s,sss,ooo
OF which :h. the amount exported to douniOnso of
And that all other part. of the world. is, viz.
TO the northern powers, Prufa and Germa
To the doninions of Holland, France, Spain
and Italy, ls4ssooo
10 the domnions of Portugal
To all other countries, including ALTO ome
articles not particularly difcrminated,
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That conhdered relation the GLOBE and without
to the domnons particular tho drut
ed IN the following manner, viz.
Exported to Europe,
TO the WeR-Jndics colonies, s,6sseoo
toAGa, Africa and the South Seas,
2s,533,ooo
And ha the ve articles of which thoe conR
lued as fohoweth,
Merchandise paying ad valorem Duties e,77s,ooo
Coffee, 1902 900
Sugar, 5,775ooo
Cotton, Cocoa, Indigo, Pmento and Pepper 100000
Teas, 100000
Wines,
Spirits OF defcnpton $4,000
AL other articles 100000
GENERAL BALANCE
The value ofmportaion being faed
And that exports Of domedic produce,a
Amounting togehertc 6s,4eI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-14
S7o,ooa


Making altogether eight hundred fifty thound
by coniner within the United
trade Mures taken
jeet the ret OF which will
year ending on the soh September, Iso5
All which is respectfully fuhmited,
ALBERT GALLATIN, Secretary Of Trea(4rf
Ecbrunno III. LOG