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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-10
r T. C. t. " F. j..

RE c civ E D,
rr 1fbaones FAIRPLAx. from QosToN,
And for Sale by
Lawrajon s. Fo1Uk,
50 boxes Mould Candles, of a fu-
Ffaf asaiity
%. do. Chocolate,
IN STORE,
Imperial !
,doaae Hyfos TEAS.
sdyssn. Kin
s'as and heaye Ravens Duck
NJ l'PSs, hsh pipss, sn3 quarter caiSs Vidonia
aie--eati'SsdSo oyswb:ck
.a.ie~,bo2a,eads retailing Moislyea
naagheats ans barrels Nsw En-; md aum
s,&s and boxes freih RsiGps
Mould and Dipt andlsa
chocolate
Liverpool coasfe Salt
% Oateis Turrntins
1000 lbs Mild Lead
S ss cosSe and fpe Shes
pe!lona GSnPowder, &c.
Eea'aay as, 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-10
f O r. S Al.

ON y a l. =,
A Negro Woman, who is an ex.
ceilcns boufe fsrvant. with her two Children
the one male, the other female.
Jan. l6, Enqurs Of the Printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-10
Negroes TO Hire.

!. Il 4 + E female houfe f,ryants
: s'S-.one asss7 good cocs, waihsf ana iron.
sR. y al'o Opde taads every kind ofaoule work.
''''s' Two ace good fpinaess, aud one of ,hetn
NM. 'e' aoa isoas veil ana anaereuas hoafe
,is,, :, every kioi. they as h,ssd Tor no
q. So sar'hsf psrtisaiafs apply 70 The print
10y 70. d3w
IS Ian, and the highea price given
Il t IS linen and Cotton Rags, by
gsi4lss Of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-10
TO r E N I,

. f E n i,
q TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, iltu-
II ate On S.. Afsph 9reer between k,ng
ard Prince afeess, four doors teyond Ms. raW'
Office, nav occupied by Mr.. Amos Alexander.
PoGsGoa VIII! be given on the 9Th Marea.-
Application TO be made TO
George Youngs.
February IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-10
|f have received from Ma dras'
YPia Nequ, foyk
@ Bales Of Piece Goods,
coNslsTtNG or

Long Cloths, Manila Ginghams,
Niromas and Madras Handkerckiefs. The a.
boye goods were (elettsd in Ma;ras BY Andrew
Smith tor tiewes and Nlilet, are entitled to
dta.2hcks as.l viii DO fold Low by The bale.
Mordecai Miller
Who has, an Store,
1900 Spanih Hides,
$50 pair OF Morocco Skoss,
20 tons Platter, and
70 trails OF Pigs.
March 8. d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
.vXTE the fubfcribess. being appointed Com.

VXyE the fubfcribcn, being appointed Com
w mifionen by the Hoo. Court Of Pro-
bate for the tom Of North kingacwn, 20 re-
.ceive and examine the claim, OF the Creditors to
the Easte Of THOMAS HIT, Is,e Of ,aid
fo3n, dsccafed. reprefcntcd infoiyent !. hereby
shosify all psrfons having any demands sgainA
fsid Eastc. to exhibit the fane to either of us
the fubfcibcn at our REFLECTIVE dwellings,, a,
ary time within fix months from th- date here.
OF, b~ing shc sime showed by isid Coust.
GEORGE THOMAS, Com.
WILLIAM HAMMOND. Jon. { misrs
All pcrfons inJeo,edio faid Eaatc arc ceiilcd
to make immediate payment to
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Adminiffrator.
North KingRowa. January -. 1906. ,b
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03


ss<se IF Rbedt- Hand and P,aviassce Piasia-
fisaJ.
In General AfTembly, February Seilon. A. d.
1896.
As s2 to p,eUen Fraud ia Charcoal expsJtl to
Salr.
RE it enacted by the G,aeral Aaem-
~ bly,. AID by the aash,riiy there's
of il Is enacted. rnat all balkcts ulei in meaiur-
ing charcoal, brsaghi into any town in the
State for fale, lhillcqnian two bu(hsA. and be
of the following dineniions, TO Wit /: Nioetccn
inches in breadth, in every part thereof, and tc-
venteen and one half inches deep, mcafuring
from the top of the ket TO the higheit part
of the bottom and that the balk,t ihall be well
hcaped, and aifo icaled by the tsaler of weights
and meafuses Of the town where the perfop, 70
ning tie fame, fhalI ufualIy reGdc, or OF the
to.n where fuch coal fhalI be 70 m-afutrd for
lale. And every perfon who fhallsmeafnrc char
coal. offered for falr in any bak:t of other, d.
mentions than atoreiaij, or not fealed as atore-
fsid, ihsllforfeit and pay. for each oG.ace. IF
~ cents. to the uie vt the poor OF fhe town
where fuch coal lhaIl be 70 mcsfared for fae.
and fuch bakct ahall be dettroyed.
Sec z. Add b>u further enstted, That the
fcvcral Town Councils in the fcversl towns in
the Ssaie, ihsh have power TO appoint, AZ occa-
Gon may require, fone fuitsble perfon OF per-
fons 10 fciEc aud iecure, wishio sheir refpetiive
towns, all bskeu ufed for rhe meafaring of Goa, !,
that mall not be of the dimcnGons aforefaid. and
Cr,lea ~ .s---~-gs. aud 70 py3Icc1fr perl lon
Or pcssi,ns a. 0sasi b. gaiiry If o.csch Of THE
sa psoy .ed however. that no perfon NAL be
Obliged 20 meafare charcoal, where the quantity
fhali besgreed on by the buyer and iclicr.
sc. 8. And be il further enacted, That all
lforiei,ures accruiae under this act. may be re-
covered with COTS Of profccution. by action, bill.
/ plant or information, before any court proper
70 try the fame.
Sec. 4. And be il further enaftcd, That this
ae lhsII take effect and b. in force, from and
after the fra day Of June next, and that lhs
Sscretary csufe the fame TO be pubiifhed in one
public News-psper in the town of Newporr.
and one in thc town Of Providence.
s n frge Coty: Wlinef.
SAMUEL EDDY, ses',y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
TIMPLATE YORKER. =
NATHANlEL MASON.

NATHANIEL MASON.
Rt,pt6faily istarms biz f'kxd, and fbe pa5le,
THAT he carries on the bn6neis OF TIM
L PLATE WoRxsR, at his mop, No. ~,
Thames Street. Where may be had all kinds
of TIN.WARE. wholeiaie or retail. a. cheap
a. can be purchafed in the State. ---ConAsnt at
tendance, and the fmzlIea favors acknowledged.
Sfove-Pipes either ef7inor Sbesf-ir-
on, made at the f|aortea notice.
=. Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport. DEC. nth, sscS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

rs opening at his Shop Mo. o,,Cheap Side
i Providence. directly oppofte the Rege, W,a-
iiams Bank, large aGortmcnt Of
hgrain G' Sloteb Fear Carpafingf,
which ~hl be fold as cheap a. can pprchaied
in the State. Alfo, = large afonmcnt Of
Dry Coops,
lower than ufual.
Auguit 10, XIV.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
Hard Wars Stationary, &c.
DAVID MELVlLL.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his ificnds. that
IN he has juit received very handfore
al ,rtucnt Of Hard Ware. Csfifry I sonmssgsy,.
Jotarsd Ways, CABINET Fs,sitsv, Stationary
&c. &c. Alto. Deep fea Lines and Leads hand
do. Filhioe. Lines, Bed Cords, and CIothcs-
Lines. mr.
Nez0-1ork Mdnyfoanrsd TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
conGAing Of Negr, Head Pigtsil Ladies
TwiR. and cut Tobacco; Mscczbsu spd Scorch
SNUFF, Of the 6ra qiaity At the Msnafztf-
tory prices. ~ CASH given for Lead.
Newport Dec. 40, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS

WE he 90 Do NInLN" Nf
II ENG appointed commiflioners by the ho-
ID norabls Court Of Probate. tor the Town
OF North. Kingeown, 20 receive ard examine
the claims of the creditors to The Eaase OF
EUNfCE PHILIPS,
fpelc woman. late OF faid Town, dccealel ,rep-
reicn,edinfoIvent, hereby notify all perfsns hs-
wing any demands sgaina faid Eas'e. 10 cxhibis
the fame 20 either OF Us the fubicribcrs az our
refpettiye dwellings, At sny time within Twelve
mon,hs from the date hereof. being tie time al
owed by laid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS. I Csr~y.
DANIEL +. UPDKE. + Esrsrs.
Allperious indebted 10 Eas,e. are fe9ueA cd
TO make immediate payment TO
DANIEL WALL, Aduiaj7smsr.
+ North Kipgaown. Feb. nc, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
TERMS or raz REPUBLICAN,

q To fnbfcribers in town. where the papcrs
are Delivered. Two Dollars per annu.n--one
half in advance. or the whole at the end of fix
month";.
In the coantry, by cafaaI conveyance. One
D'l'ar Fifty Cents per annum---,he whole to
be paid on fnbicribicg.
To diaans fubfcrb.rs. By mail. Two DOL
srs per aanam--paya5le 10 advance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

F0R SfLE-qWO LOTS OF LIND.
r YING and being 10 tha, part Of Newport
- called Newtown, near Mr.. Record Heath's.
--ALSO.--
M A Dwelling HoOie and shop, near the Red
Muket. For further particular enquire of
q. SPENCER HALL.
Near f6e Red Market.
December 76. 1906. so
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
Elizabeth Tillinghan,

No iI9-Thame- Street.
- ESPECTFULLY ,oforms the public, and
IN her friends in particular, that fhc intends
TO follow the 'ame line OF bu6neis of her late de
cea!ed hsiband. ia the pleatlng hope. that with
the aid Of a fynpathizing and generous public,
o. Nall be ensolsd 10 fuppors and educate hct
snamrrous family ofyo0pg children. This im.
oo tant duty. fncc tho death Of beloved hui.
band having devclved upon her. fhe esrnsAly 70
Ici,s The patronage ofthe freads Of the g Hidsrv
erl fbe Fst5nks."
She has on hand a judicious feIceaion Of
G. q o DIS,
And fhortly expects an additional fupply.--
ihote who may be difpof,d TO favor her with
their cuaom, may depend upon having every
article IN her line Of bu6ncis, on As reaiorable
erms as can bs purchaied In the State. The
imse,t favor gratefully acknowledged.
Nesposy. Oet. 9.t8oS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
CoNqINUfqIoNoFLdT And IMPoR,
TANT FOREIGN INTELLIcE NCE.
CONDUCT OF PRUSSIA.
HAMBURGER, Ian. a.

hAMBuKGH, Jan. g..
| The tranquility ofthe Nor,h ieem, now 70
be ircuredsy the interference OF PruiIis-A
treaty besseen Nspoeoa and Frederick vii.
liam has been fened for this purpoh; Il con-
hAs of ieven articles. The allied troops of
Britain, Ruf1a aud Sweden arcto evscuate the
Electorate. which Is 10 remsin 10 the poiIeihon
OF Pronian AdminAratioa till general
peace takes place. Count ScbuIenbcfg is 70
iuperirtend the Administration OF Hanover.
LONDON. Feb. 8.
The cohdutt Of Pruilis has been " Hvasrs.
| teJsxg fyargs." Alter her public declarations
| the march OF her numerous, srmits'. and tho
hopes held opt to the allirs, her operation A.
| gsinR France could fcarccly be qoeaioned.---
All at once. her armies arc ordered to talt "a
march back. aud 20 60 into quarters ona peace
enabliihment {; and il 10 found fhe has been In
continual negotiation with France and that
Count Hsugwitx wss on bic ourncy 10 paris toe
put hnifh 20 a treaty between Pruljs and
France. BY this treaty, Il Gems. that Prufia
has Hipulsted fo' the unmoIeaed rcturn OF the
RuiIsn aud BItih troops from Hanover.
They have ince left the electorate ; and the
g'ester part OF them arrived 10 England about tbs
9Th Februay.l
The dra difpstches which Mr.. Fox has re.
crived from the continent, announce. shss the
King OF PruiIis had taken poll ilioD Of Hanovcs
in his own name had ordered ihe oath OF allos
glance TO he adminiitered 20 tks different au.
,horities had direttcd the removal of the Bril-
tin zrns from all the public ofices, prohibited
all cotrcfpondcncc between the Public Function.
srics and the Court OF Great Britain, aud ap-
pointed Count Schuicnburgh Governor Of tho
| Electorate. 1, IL ALTO adde's, that arrangements
bad been made to fhut out Bsisifh c5mmefce
! f<1m ali tlu porte og PrulLs !
~ OgJtlE 4 tJSSIAk ARMIES.
VIENNA, Dec. z3.
| We learn thst Ale snder. previous 20 he de-
| pafspre Tor Rufis, ient orders 20 HE generals ia
the Nespolifso territory, 10 evscsstc Italy, and
rc.embark for Rufis.
SCHEIDAM. Dec. az.
Immediately after the srmiRice between Auf.
t'ia and France. wss Ggred. the RufiAo troops
fac out on theirscturshome, through GaIlacia.
Tho RuIisns and Swedes arc evscua,iug
Hznovcr--The Bri,fh arc ready 70 enbark Tor
their native ifle, sesessbIy to tho AipuIasions Of
aueaty between France and Pfufis.
PARIS. Jan. a.. y
The EmpTor hm adopted Prince Eugess
Bcauharnois. ashis fon, and slotted 10 him
the kinadom Of Italy. after certain coaditions
are fulfilled BY cersain powers. and in the inter-
i'm, the Pfincs is 20 sd . viceroy, It i iaid
| he takcs the name Of Eugene Napoleon.
Onthe 4,h ina. az Mvnich. was celebrated
| the marriage Of Prince Eogenc Beauhstnois.
| zion Of the French Enpsefs BY her former huf- =
| band, iocc adopted by Bonspsste,1 with the
Pfincefs Aogufta Amelia Of Bavaria,
| We are sHured thar orders have been given 10
Il = fhp 0ofsfl, .irocx &. ~~[~r...L -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
G. q o DS,
Notice.

fATOTiCE is hereby given, that there are a
In rumber Of Small Children to be bound
.oo,.--Terms may be known, by applying TO
either of tho Snbfcribcrs.
ROBERT TAYLOR os.
JOHN TILLiNGHAST, III. D..
JOB TOWNSEND, y -
Newport, Jan. 18th. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

Nov Landing, AZ Long Wharf. the Casgo Of
the fhip GEoRor WAsHIxcroS, from
ST. Pcsesiburgh. M
Cog5eiss IF
go Tons Clean Hemp,
e q DO. ss.' s.. s.s sss'' 81. lss'' ss. a.sb."
IS do. old do. do. sTortsd. (. :. and I
inches fquare.
do. Yellow Tsllow,
do. Flax.
Ruaia and Ravens DUCK, Of the 6ra
quality. for fale. by
SIMEON & EDWARD MARTIN.
For Csfh or unqueaionable Notes. my, at
either Bank.
Newport, Oetober 81, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

THE fubfcriber having come to the detsrmi-
4 ssions of pubiifhing an Eriiome Of the
Edinbsseh Difpeuiasory. will thankfully ssceive
]. she obfervasions and opinions OF Pny6cians, a.
20 the arrangement, 70 that il made sn cafy
pockes voIume--snd Of what may be retained.
snd what expunged.
South- Kingaown, Feb. 10, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
2s,5ss,ooo
Amounting together to.
68,46f,OoO
e,s55,ooo

T
leaves an apparent balance against the United States of
er seven mions OF dollars But be observed that
the value of the mportatons having been ~, mat "a,
aftcle' on the same principle which the duties Adj va
loren are calculated that is say by adding from 10 TO 90
per cent to the prime and charges at the places o
which the articles impored and it being b
the portion imported in foreign vessels on which alone the
Iregt IS PAID to foreign nations, amounts in value to les
tnan one tenth part of the total value of mportaton The TT
otaS pay 10 foreign nations, the other nine tenhs no
more han the prime costs and charges at the places from
than about sixyseven millions of dollars nstead f
w. And though the exports probably rated by the coll
leco as has been stated above their value in America
United States IN the foreign countries to which tev are ~
Poo Inc Fe balance may therefore be confidently con.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
R E p o R T..

The Secretary Treasury obed nee to the
of the House of Representatives. the 3d. 5th 9TH
respectfully submits the following
annexed statements A to "a a. exhibit the uuant-
and value of the several articles from the United
States the dominons of Great Britain Europe, the East
ending the soth dav of Sept 1902, 1884, distin
gushing the articles of domestic produce from foreign
, chandize.
The statements OBJ (B AZ shew the quantity and value
of the mporaons from Great Britain her several depen
denotes, the u. States during the years.
and also the of duties annually collected each
species of merchandise thus imported.
The (C exhibits in detail for each of the
years. the quantity and value of the mportations into the u
nited States from the domnions of Great Britain, and from
other country respectively and the of du
respectively collected each species of merchandise inn
ported from each country and sews also the quantity and
value of each species of merchandise during each
OF the calendar 1902 and and the of
drawbacks such re>exportaon he table &C 2
mary Of the particular statement (C calculated the
rage Of the three years.
The statements DJ and I'd a) exhibit also in summary
value Of the United parts
of the world, for each OF the same years.
The following general results, taxing the ave age of the
three years. deuced from those statements.
Commerce with G,eat Britain an9Aey deberdsnc;es.
Itgth donaon Grrof Britain Ea7ac (i6raa erceed
The annual exports estimated about ooo viz.
Domestic Produce. Yalus in Dollars.
Cotton 564OOoO
Tobacco 322o,ooo
Provisions 10000
Lumber, naval stores & pot ashes 100000
All other articles of domestic produce 100000
Foreign merchandise 100000
And the annual imports at 81, 400 900 dollars, viz.
In merchandise paying duties on its
value, and embracing, with inconside-
Fable exceptions all the woollen, cot
ton, linen, silk, metal, earthers glass,
and paper manufactures, 2oo6o, 900
All the articles ayng specific duties
and consisting principally of salt, steel,
lead, nails and porter, 100000
100000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
274oo,ooo
Balance in favor Of Great Britain,
1t,71o,oeo

On the exports to the domiuons of Great Britain Europe
1t be observed that the tobacco supposed exceed the
rea Britain do not permit for home consumption i'm
Portaon OF the greater part of the articles of foreign
chandize American vessels those which appear have
been shipped from the United States have generally Ell
Their cleared Tor England and market landed ware
housed Tor portaon and that -four wheat which are
article of expectation Great Britain con-
uted than wotrds of the value the provisions e
ported to that country in and 1905 Ahouethe onan
y OF cotton exported Great Britain increasing and lis
value amounted 1901 900 dollar vet the to-
tai value Of the exports that country did not in that year
exceed, articles both domestic and FOREIGN nroIce
dollars whilst
baking balance in favor of Great Britain 200 600 dolls
As that balance must necessarily be paid Of the proceeds
OF the exports OF the United States other countries If fol-
lows that on the value Of those exports depends the ability to
pay Tor BRUSH manufactures that extent that the GUAM
ty imported, either for home consumption or reexporaton
must be affected by every obstruction the commerce of the
United States with other countries
III. Vim The British Iudaes
The annual exports amount only 80 900 dolls viz
In articles of domestic produce 47 600
In articles of foreign produce $4,000
And the annual imports to a,5so,ooo dollars, viz.
In merchandise paying duties on its
vaHe, and consisting principally of
white goods eosooo
In all other articles, consisting prin-
dy OF sugar, pepper & cotton $4,000
s,5soooo
her directly from the United States Or circutousy from o.
ber countries and the necessary to discharge il A.
hates to such countries.
III nm northern British colonies in auuea.
The annual exports consist Of the following articles
Do1uesnc PRODUCE.
Provisions and live stock $4,000
k Stunt 5 naval ava stores and pot ash $1,000
nkins ana furs 10000
AL other articles 6oOoo
Foreign merchandise $50 $4,000 600
VA 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1906.
The annual imports amount to 100000 dollars, viz.

In goods paying duty advalorem
and consisting principally of merchar
die forthe Indian trade, and of lish
Al articles paying specific duties
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
39,92sooo
$780,. -.
mn. Eoreien Prod,,ce


1t has been stated, that the annual value of i'm
p'I T. .on a amounted ed 70 75,s1e,ooo
amount and entitled to drawback was 10 gro 600
Leaving for the amount which the nett du
ties were collected xx o4e 900
but as the of drawbacks calculated on the
age OF the three calendar years 1902 and instead
OF the years ending the 3oth day Septem as
siderable quantity of merchandise is which Is
entitled to drawback, and the articles re-exported ben
worth more IN the u States than the places from which
they had been imported ought to be rated h
the value or the annual of foreign produce as return
ed by the collectors, and exhibited the statement I'D
though perhaps somewhat overrated affords that respect
more results than be derived from the of
drawbacks. =
1t appears from that statement I'd e)
hat the annual value of the articles FOREIGN produce
exported to all ofthe world calculated on the
the three years. estimated at dolls % sas 600
Vi which the amount exported to the
domnions of G.. Britain, is a,o54ooo
And that TO all other parts of the world
is, viz. To the northern powers
Prussia and Germany 5,o51 900
/ o the domnions of Holland, France
Spain and Italy 18,495,ooO
4 the dominions of Portugal 396 900
lie all other countries, including also
some articles particularly dis
crlmnated 1,537,ooo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21

New Brswie Nova Scotia. Canada and New Founel,0s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21

Considered in relation several quarters of the h
and without reference domnions Of anv
~ Ap1.'s are distributed IN the following Wis
AAPof'ea 20 Europe aa,957,ooo
colonies 80 * COZ 600
eosAsia' Ainca and the South Seas, 1,s64,ooo
s9,e2S,ooo
And the several articles of which these exports consist
respectively valued as foloweh viz '' =
Froutsfons. Flour wheat, corn, rice, and
every other species of vege-
table TODD, 100000
Dried and picked fish, e848ooo
Beef, pork, butter, cheese and
every other species of ami
NAL food, szos ooo
-r.. ----------19 &c 5000
-ToL.o 6,94ooOo
- 1 -. 6143ooo
All H. as; , ofeS ana pot ashes 4.387ooo
~ $500 t'1N 900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
GENERAL BALANCE.

he annual value ofimportations being stated, at y
And that OF exports Of domestic pros
duce, at 39,oe8 900
OF foreign do. 28,533,ooo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
Dollars 75,316,ooo
Exports to all paris ofthe world.


L. Demeenc Produce.
The annual value of the articles of domestic prod,ca -
ed to all parts of the world calculated on the &c
same three years, is computed at 90 600 81 ,
OF which the amount exported to the
dominions of Great Britain is eos5sooo
And that to all other parts of the world VIZ
TO the northern powers, Prussia and
Germany oo1oo
To the domnions of Holland France
Spain and Italy 'c 121seooo
To the dominions Of Portugal 1o2sooo
To all other countries including also
some articles not particuarly'dscri-
niina'ee 2,249ooo
,hey -- 1878, GOO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21

hat considered IN relation the several quarters Of the
globe, and without reference the iominons of an,
lar power those exports distributed the following
ner, viz. hi"i'-
~ ~ tb ai w 2o64sooo
- a;s e6ssooo
' e'' a i the oouth Seas 1197ooo
A nd dot ,bo $500, 1855, COO
are respectively valued as followetb VIZ '
Cnass 'ANNA'e paying al Vaiorem duties 9,772 900
Snnar 7,3s2, 900
&C. f ~. ~ 5,775, 900
To- oo'o"' Aiuigo' Flmento, and Pepper 100000
W;nss 100000
Sr;rts of - 100000
AiI otbsr ~ - e'0NPuon 642 900
~ 10000