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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04
5764
1906


I'll
Several vefTels with Negroes came up TO the ctv
IN dreis without being reported, which are no, in
eluded in the above.
- According to the laft Genius, the num-
ner or inhabitants in South-Carolina was s4s.-
59l ; OF whom l46,I51 were naves. The
number of llaves therefore regularly imported
INTO Charlefton, fiuce the opening of the port.
is nearly one tenth of the whole number at
mat time IN the fate, and one twenty-fourth
OF the whole number of Inhabitants. IF we take
the difference between the importations of so4
a'fd or 1905, as the average pcreafe for rhe pre-
lent and the following years, it is obvious that
1867 will he imported between the 18th of
FEBRUARY, 1906. and the 8 n of DecemberiIso7.
Al which time Congrefs may prohibit the trade
agreeabIy to the contribution. The whole
number therefore, regularly imported from the
time OF opening the port to the time of nut
ting 1t up, will be 1852 which is between one
nan and one third of the whole population of
Delaware; nearly 18th of the whole number
or iiaves' and l-i2th Of the whole number of
lnhahitants in S. Caroliua at the la(t ceuFus.-
An ncreaie of population 70 comfortable 81 10
fatai to the fecurity ofthe whites, is fnreIy in
compatible with found policy not to fpeak Of
the inhnmanity of booming 27,ssa fellow-be-
'ngs TO end!efs flavery, and of c,n6enin,
the relations of moft of them in their own conn,
try'to the bitterness of an eternal feparation.
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JUST RECEIVED,
Andfr Eale a, tbe knqp;,t, Boot.Sto,

NHafor IaAe al he Eqgpirtr Bo0t-Sfort:
TNHE HISTORY OF 1ur BRITISH COT o..
MES in the Weh- Indies, with that of the If
land of ifpanoia or St. Domingo, by Bryan Ed
wards, Efqr. F. p S. S. A TO which is now
added, General Hifory and deftrip,iou of the Ba-
hama Hands in four volumes o6iavo lllultrated by
an atlas, containing whole fheet general nap of
ihe Welt'ndies, whole fheet map Of St. Domingo
and maps OF the following Hands, viz Jamaica ;,
barbados, Trenidad, St. Vinceus, Dominica, s..
ChriRoPher, Nevis, Antigua, Virgin Iflands, and
Tobago.
ALSO,
a few copies of" BELLEs-LETTRRs Repo-
itory," for 1906, Eegam.
March 4.
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According to the official ftatenent made on
the III of Jan. lso6-there was due from the
commonwealth l,o42,367 do!lars-and there
was due TO. or in pohefhon of the common
wealth, 2,osl,s 6U dolls. The nate has belide,
large quantity Of valuable lands.
Baaon Paper.
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NOTICE,

WHAT the fri Wednefday in April next the
L Polls will he opened in the different wards for
tie election Of Common Council Men for the City of
Richmond in Tefferfon ward the Poll will be held at
the Court Houfe in the City Of Richmond, and in
Nladion ward at the Eagle-TaverD, and in Monroe
ward at the houfe Of Mr.. Samuel Pointer.
JAMES WHITELAw Sygf
March 4. IT,
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March 4.
FOR SALE.

LIVE hundred acres of LAND in Powhstan co,ln.
i ty,tying on the Buckingham road above the
Court Houfe four fifths Of which is in woods and
well tinbered. ALTO, four FIVE hundred acres ly-
iSg on Appsmattox river, bounded on the upper Gie
10y Maj. Peterhed Archer, and on the lower by Mr..
John Pe'ssl The above is part Of the land general
ly known by the name Of the fighting creek enate.
Terms will be made known by applying to VIM.
Butklsy Living thereon, or to the fIbfcriber.
VIM. RANDOLPH.
Mil;on, March 4. 6tg
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Letters from Waihington mention that the French
rnininer has demanded of our government that they
immediately difpatch two frga,es arer the Leauder
70 bring her back prevent her from committing
holilitics agant Spain; o,hsrwifc that he ai with
draw from tbs United States. Phil. pap.
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CHARIEsToN E,L =,

CHARLESTON, February. 90.
The following is the number of Africans ;r,ro-..,
hnee the opening of the port, according to the re-
ports made at Fort Johnfon:-
In the year 1904, szea
1905, Isoe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04

EVAN ALExANDER, Efq. is elected mem
her of Congrsfs, to- Rowan diitritt North-Ca.
rolina, vice DR.. ALEXANDER, eleaed governor
of that fate.
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ALEXANDRIA, February o..

1t rs fad, that government has ordered fuits
20 he commenced agault the individuals con-
cerned in the expedition of the lhip Leander
from Network.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04
CINCINNATI, January s.

MIR. Kennedy, who keeps ferry oppoi,e this
place. has tnrniihed the number of perons who have
emigrated to this tate iince lat April, and who
croled at his ferry If 70 many have crofed at one
ferry and an equal, half ,h. number at eve
ny other ferry the OHIO. what an nmenle increae
have we had in isls than ! year.
From North Carolina sss
South Carolina CSC
Kentucky sos
Tcnnviee POO
Illinois 10
Virginia 4S5
Georgia 2e5
Total 374O
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1ip-toe expectation is once more difappoint.
co.. There was not a particle of European in.
teHgence BY the laft nights mail.
The northern papers are full of eager enquiry
INTO the affair of gen. Miranda. The Rrpub-
ican Watch-Tower of New-York de- lare. that
TIE Leander 7unJ fitted ont euitboa tke kyo7y.
ieage and therefore qvhbout TIE coacnf of tEs ee-
neral go1ernment. Time quW Aozu that t6;s !,
tbe tad. On the fame fubiecf, the National
inte'l'gencer has the following paragraph:
WASHINGTON. February %. -
In our animadverlions the queries sddreGed 70
Mr. Madlion, in our Ian paper, we omitted to fate
tact' which as II does not appear to be known at a
uitanee it may be proper TO mention, viz thar the
executive Of the u States foon as information was
received OF the expedition und.r Miranda ordered.
before any complaint preferred, Immediate en-
curry to be made into the nature and extent Of the
armament with view 70 the in(titution of the me-
ceilary profecutions.
The only interchipg articles Of news con-
tanned in the preceding columns, are 70 be
found under the Wef-India head. They are
IN : the arrival of = French feet with troobs az
81. Domingo. Does not this promifs new
attack upon the empire of Hayti And 2dlv
the rumoured Occupation of Bupnos Avres BY,
the Britifh. Is This affair connected with the
expedition Of Mranda9
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JAMES R1vER COMPANY.

III MEETING ofbt Pysfacat and Di t7ors Of tie Taaei
TiOer company on ht 2s@ Of February SOC,
- ESoLVED, that the Treafurer adVertifs
~ that the company dehrous Of contracting for
fuppy Of meal for about fifty hands until the 9th
of December next, to be farnhed at fueh terms and
in uch quantities may be required and thar propo
falls will be received until the era day Of April
next
ROBERT POLLARD,
March 4. GIaA.
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AI,rfycra Eehr,,,ry

AUGUSTA. February 8.
The Hon. CowLRs MEAD. Elq. is appointed
Secretary of the Miiiifippi Territory.
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TIE Nat. IntelHgencer makes the following
comments npoh the queries addrefIed TO Mr..
Madifon.
WIJf5i1etoa, FEB. IS.
To enter into a ferious refratinn Of fuch
charges, preferred under The max Of an anony.
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NATcHEZ, May s.

%, mentioned in our lat that fegulation
!, lately made by the Spaaiih government OF
E.t Florida, prohibiting perlons travelling
SA,n,b that diafita without a pafPort. We
u, ncsyed from 40 official lource copy OF
I'M rssI,.ion which We now prefent to our rsa-
Ma
n Charles de Grandp-e, colonel 10 the Royal
armies. governor, military and p2llilcal. OF
4 he place a. d ditria Of Baton Rouge, II Welt
Florida, Sc. ,gsk,
Wb.r.a. experience has fhown that the tolera.
\ N consented 70 in the diGria OF ibis goysrn-
bsni for the free paGage OF travellers, has been
|bui.d by the INTRODUCTION thcrsin1ei sill famed,
be, Migrants With bad intentions, Therefore
being important to the public peace. ,snd IN
paternity with d. eRablilhments as,ali times !;
b prevent the conisquences thet might result.
|A.etrom, we have commacisd aud do command
hN officers civil and Sdilary, as web asali vessels
IS AA isiidittisn that they do NOT sDder any
wuu watEoegerscceiye nor RdH't any of the
ioald, uniels they present that Indispensable
sSuids paEport, IN form. granted by legal
AahS,iy, otherwise they are to .eaufe them TO
riaminlsafch OF shas dceomsns which mutt
d;atitr the psrlons 70 travelling. !
Tas shs pfOyision may be made public and
ave is doc effect, we command that dlyersex
qualifications thereof, 10 the three languages,
r.Rll,n, French and EngElh, be affixed IN ali
D asss OF greaeh relorr, 10 che end thai the.
'aas nay come to the knowledge of all Peitons.
G'sn az the @isss of government at Baton
N'sss, toe istb April, 1906.
CHARLES DE GRANDPRE.
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From a Halifax Paper.
HALIFAX, SIS.

HALIFAX, SIS.
/ On the 18th day OF May, IN the year OF
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
six, before nae the subscriber, ore OF his
majesty's justices of the peace tor the couu.
~ of HALIFAX, personally appeared Daniel
Trask, end William Patterson, Jun. ef
.Viscasses, in the ,sta,e of Massachusetts,
mariners, seamen belonging to the Amef'-
can brig Ranger, John Patterson, master,
lately, sent into ,his.por, for adjudication by
his nnaiesty's ship Leander, Henry Whit
by. ESQ. commander, and made oath
that after the capture Of the said brig Ran
ger. bv the sLeapder aforesaid, the dePo'
nen,s were taken on board Of her. where
they.rsualned about 80 days; that about
30 DAYS after their being on board, ship
hove ia sigh, On the starboard bow, and The
Leander Immediately made all sail usder
French colours, firing at the 'sameetlme all
her upper deck guns on the slarboard SIDE,
IN order to bring her to that the ship which
the Leander was in chase OF, still 'contlnu'
ed on her course, upon which the LeandeF
wore round, and fired seven guns under
Rnol;sh colors from the larboard>side.; raas
the ship m media,ely bore down, and prov
81 20 be the -, an American ship, from
Charleston, bound to Liverpool 10 Great
Britain; that after the said ship had come
,nder the lee of the Leander, they fred TWO
nine Founders at her, and one Of them
A,ruck her forward and the other att; that
| the captain of the Leander ordered the mas
ser Of the American ship to lower his yawi,
.apon which the master replied "ths' ne d'd
not think his yawl would swim;" that he
.,he, ordered himio hois, on, his long boat,
anon which he lowered hisyawl, (not be.
ing able to pa, out the long boat 10 whica
he came ON board the Leander, with two
Of his seamep, 10 avery leaky state; thai
after the American ship was within had
They continued to fire sHsYsh and smal
.~'LS F-ssa
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arms from the quarter deck of the Leano..
at her, while they were leaving the boat;
that the two seamen who came on board
z with the captain were ordered on the quar-.
ter deck, and sight of their projections
demanded by Henry Whilby, the captain
of the Leander; that upon their delivering
them into his hands, Daniel Trask, one
OF the deponents, saw him tear them in
pieces, and throw them overheard -
athat during the time the captain of the a.
american ship was under examination on the
quarter deck of the sLeander, a boat WAS
lowered from her and proceeded on board
the american ship, and in a short time re-.
turned with two of Der seamens; that the
Two seamen who came on board with the
captain, of the American ship, and whose
projections the said Henry Whisby had de=
stroyed iii the manner aforementioned.
were detained On board the Lender, nid
are now 90 board said ship, that the capr..
of the American ship, after being detained
about hours on board tie :Leaoder, was.
sperai,ted to 60. Cd board his ship in his
own yaw with two men sgho came on board I
il the Leapder's boat, and imne disteiy.
made sail.
And the saidWilliamP attersop, icn. fur.
-fher saith, that he. ard The eaicelsgof shss
!4eander say, that the resson given blythe
american captain whyhr did not breg to
on their hrst-arieg al hn, was their chasing
him under Fiench !colors, he having In.
eiish properly on board. e4p
DANIEL iRASK,
Wa. PATTERSON sjua.
Same. day sworn to bes re NE,
IsMEs STEWART,
Notary public and justice psace.f
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In COMMON COUNCIL,
mn Jzne, 1896,

ORDERED,
THAI the owner Df the mex, hoafe TO the,
70 outward John Wif-'s bsick houfe, 80 VAN
ngton Rreet, OF his agent, do, within zen days,
fsmove from he cellar sheseef all tagnant watef.
n c.; nlc. and purify thelaaps by filing Up or
o. erw ie. 2e&
ORDERED, ~ -
That James, Partridse,:ahs proprietor Of an old
frame houie on the eaf-Gde cfsWaszI Greer, rear
thef vendue fore, daali ~'tan ths lpsce oiretaiiy
days, pull down OF fecure abe fame 70 that is
mgy be no logger IN danger Of failing.
ORDERED,
That the srufess OF the poor houtc be soquee.
ed to caue the work 70 be done at the aims houies
mentioned in their report of the l6h inaaass
md that fun not exceeding ,shses hundred doll
lars, be appropriated for faid purpcie.
Te6. j JAMES M. MIRA, -c.c.
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june
This is TO give Notice.

.5.t-HAT the fubicriber, Of Alexandra coun-
,y, in the diariet of Columbia, hath obs
tanned from the orphans court of faid county,
letters of administration upon the Perionai etats
Of Tobn L;me,iek, late of the county atoieiala
.deceaf.d; all perfons having claims az anu the
faid deeeafed. are requefcd to exhibit Inc" WIN
the YOU chers thereof to the fnbfc'ber, on or oe'
fore the zltt day of December next, o'hsi"he
BY law they may be excluded from all hsnehs TO o
{a;d eeare. Given under my hand this IN
day of June, 1906. =,
June -. "s
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Four Cents Reward.

IN AN AWAY from the fob(ctiSer, two sP-
II prentices to the carpenies trace, VIZ
.EDW ARD FOLLIN, Tin Augna faitj Is years
ne ape: VIII am informed is working IN Lees
brrS.-,4Lo. EDWARD LATHAM, ION the
9th inRant) IA years Of age. This boy is has-
.6o,ea ne ar this Town. Ali perions are hereby
cautioned agsina hssboring or carrying OF is,d
apprentices, under TIC penalty OF the law. ihs
shove reward viii be given if brought home,
but no farther charges.
Hugh Carolin.
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Hows at the rate of s miles an hour, ane
overiiows lite bank from 8 to- 10 leagues or
the w. side from Point Coupee, $50 miles
above Orleans to Cape Gerardeau, nea,
ot. Louis, distance Of near 1000 miles,
LIS waters are extremely muddy, in high
ireshes, one eight being sediment. Above
'its Junction with the Missouri, it is pure
lmpid stream; the cause of its muddy ap,
Pearance remains TO be accounted for.
dhe country gradually declining oueach
side from the bank, and bayous or outlets
bursting through every few miles aud form.
ing lakes at short distance from the river,
inconntestiblyprose that i, flows on a ridge;
IN tact, il is perceptible to the max.
ed eye, as you Goa: down, and observe the
houses and farms, as it were, beneath YOU.
At the third Bluff, we had an opportunity
OF ascertalning the correctness OF Volney's
position, that the stone coal is cement Of
rotten trees aud Gecayed leaves. About
eject from ehe9sur&ace Of high bank, late
" divided by caving 40, We cav stra-.
,lem of coal half formed of aagreyish
brown, strongly impreg grated with sulphur
We also picked up some pieces OF Pamice
stone floating down the river, assuredly
Implying tie exisfeace Of .Volca noes at Us
head waters. From the mouth Oft the Ohio,
to the Walnus~hills, 100 miles above Nat.
chez, the country is scarcely inhabited:
nothing TO amuse but the uninterrupted
yerdurc that cheers the eye; even the
bark OF the trees is green with the1luxuiant
wild VINE, entwining itseifaround from the
root toahe top. Occasionally, the long
Spanish beard, and the beautiful Magnolj
flower, growing on a lofty torres, tree, af-
fordsa pleasing variety to the landscape.
Prom Natchez down, say 800 miles, the
rivcr~;s one broad street, through delight
ful.viIlage of cotton and sugar plantations
the, houses shaded by orange groves, and
the planters all extremely wealthy"
Translated fr'n The Daei@, fir Rt5f's Pbigadei.
bkia Gazefte.
Experiences having convinced me that the
Commerce with the Reyoited Blacks OF ST. Do
mingo, has not cesied, notwithstanding the, fue
Of 1000 dollars impefedby Lieut.. COL Command
having arrived with cargoes from the parts otSs.#
Domingo, occupied by The bl ok, find alyteit.
under the necessity Of putting RoP 20 the ILL a
cit trade, equally dangerous TO the colonies as is
regards the political fituasion, as contrary TO
law; and do therefore decree by these presents
that every >Danilh veael arriving a. any place
whatever Of S.. Domingo or Haytl Qo caiied) IN
the pcHeGion OF the blacks, ard proof being lie
galy made thereof, fhaI, in addition TO The fine.
Of thousand dollars, which lhalI be given to
tie inior,cr, b= fubj-ttcd to conf .cauon, both
vessel and cargo for he'ben,fs Of bis Majefy.
Givea under Che Roy =! Seal, and fgned by ne
at the government houie at ST.. CIclx, Oeao-
Der 80, 1906
iSaalj B. F. MUHLENEELS.
Gcv. Gen. Dsnilh Am. Islaud.
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alexandria Datlp aohsrttssr.
MONDAY, JuNE 20.

"A
iatsrfat-- Letters, dated Liverpool, April
x9'o' @iElps9able mercantile hoafe IN News
ox, tate, thss Dsnmark 4uill remaia atatral !;
% 'Sai, at that time, there was no appearance
any thing which could interrupt the good un-
sN'odng theniublaing between Denmark and
|S'sa:B,isaiu.
Small'gillageA the leewara of the city OF
domingo, was taken, 4Pillagsd-a and burnt by
ag'oes about sbe 6rR of May.
), Atpo;ntmsst By tbe PreGdeat.
M,afics Rogers, Of the city of Philadelphia,
Oaa' tor the United States az St. Jsgo de Gu
go toe adjacent ports.
F1aaa Ola letter from a young gentleman at
u y. Louis,yto bis falhes in Pitiburg, dated
Lieutenant Pike returned few days ago
IN: 'e0nnoissriug the head waters of rhe Nil.
49,. 49,. All that can underRand of his -FOUR is.
bOo. vac M'tiHiPpi heads out OF large lake. and
u -. '00lde able aiaance very narrow and We.
's'p' The climate very cold"
n,ro s 9 2 letter from respectable com
Pc: Pc, house IN Lisbon, to a house IN
.sey So,as1cs, dated April 10.
|aod.d.S' sarge IF Indian corn we have
|asord ~, % our surrounding markets
|'ts 10 !. u'e least encouragement. We
|coua. !. arned'a,s prospect of sale, on &C
ne great Quantities of grain, &c
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.....,,heless il must always hear the
N -. either by ,hemseiveslor BY their at
ssv' and must assign mot'ses Tor It's
\ pG y .. also have been pronounced With
FyaYVyyiII. The judgments given by
as.r,;Iy council are not susceptible OF De.
L appealed from, 20 the court q cassa-,
n TTh ey are signi6ed co the parties,
:. ,.oaisi,ion ofths grand jadss, BY the
.',Hs Of the ballo any other appointed
e the sanes
FyxxIx. When the family council de.
.n;oe, on complaints. aud sinks them
! MI = rrooodsd, il con6nes itselftosdecIar.
Y ~, the person against whom they are.
y !. rsorehensible by the tact which the
&'noIalos speciEes, aud refers tor The re.
] Under 10 the emperor.
XII. 1.-THE empsror does not think fs to
4. ;odulgeuce, he proDounces one OF the
fs.l,iss decreed, BY article 81, and even
[,ording TO the gravity OF the tact, the pc.
IN Oftwo years con6nemsat in one OF
b state prisons, SIS
ARTICLE VI. sfart
~, g;,tsstias, IF The ,yt'sss fatE,t s'aitb ere
.,I,a5k to The princes Of re sMpi't, g,asa
d;yssiGrIsi.
W. and la6. The grand digaisasics and
90 =. i. lubIeeisd 20 the dapohtians of the a.
-, ID. 81, IL ihs cafes ipeci6ea BY that ar
ss' ,s;,o,s, NAPOLEON.
: { BY f5e Emperor.
Sen sy IS, 4teb eb44ettlor " tbe empire.
,S,Oaedl GAM BACkR So
: The iecleiary OF tate.
rSioosd) H. B. .MARET.
: EFo be continued
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-NOTICE.

THE fubfcribsr having reOvcd to cicie hi'
i tuilncfs in vhis place without delay, has
csnequen.ly' TO requea lpcedy fetslemont OF all
balancea due hin,
William Raufay.
June 2ss soaa~
Or He ha: removed his compiling boufe next
door eaa of Col George Gilpjn's, ktg Rrte1.
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Small'yillsgeNto the leewara of the city OF
domingo, was taken, 4pilIaged-and burnt BY
~sg'oes about sbe 6rR of May.
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N O T | G. E


u I, a meeting Of the Pfeiidcnt and Directors
IN of the Little River Tu,nYike Company,
at the houfc of John Gadsby, in tic town Ct
Alexandria, December the 4th, 1905
ORDERED, That lie Stockholders in the Little
River Turnpike Company DO. ard they are
hereby required ,o,pay 10 the Tresfurer of laid
Company ten dollars on each ihare by them re-
fpt6fivcly fnblcribeh, on the fri day of Feb.u-
ary, 1906 land the further fun Of ten dclla's
On cash OF their flares, on the fa day OF, May
land the further fam OF ten dollars on each nt
their flares, on the 6IR day OF Jdly-snd Tie
further fan of ten dollars on each OF their lhaes,
on the aia day Of september--and the fu,thef
fum Of ten dollars on each Of their flares, CT tie
deR day OF Navenber next enfuing the date
hereof.
Jonah Thompfon, 7fraJfvsr.
December 49,. csIftFeb
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L,verbo0l Salt Aaoat.

200 hhds. coarie Liverpool SALT,
Oa lizard THE Jc5ooaer Favaurite at Lasyrajou'
svbart, and for lfale by
. Lawrafon 6 Fowle;
/ VIE bave alp yeeeif,ea y/aia ./ebooasy fran
Be9oa,
so bills. New England Rum,
s hhds. MolaiIes,
90 boxes Mould and Dips Candles,
10 DO. Freh Chocolate,
20 caiks frelh Rai6ns,
20 do. Bta HAVANA Segars,
s bales Burboon Gu,ahs, :.
go bolts FirH Quality Ru:lia Duck,
5000 lbs. SheetLead.
ON HAND,
50 chefs Young Hyton and Hyfop Ska Teas,
700 belts heavy R,sen's Duck, luperioIio qua
hy ,cEaglilh,
20 do, light Ravens,
20 barrels TorpcntIne.
A QUANTITY OF
Baltimore BeAoaa GUN-PO WDER.
December 70.
3 a li.sees Pine retailing Mo'sds''
20 puacheons high proof Jamaica Rsn
8 batts Muicae Wine
half butts Coefantia do.
4 pipes fine old Brazil Madeira
IL boxes French Prunes
:, 70 h bogih.'d' New. England Rusa
50 barrels Peanf, lvania Rye WhiRey
calss re6ncd BsiliIh Salt.Petre
3 tierces Alum
50 boxes Mould and Dips Candies
10 boxes Chocolate
Jue received, and tor falo, for cath q on the
ufual credits.
Vaudeville. Sc Jameaon.
December Or. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
'pusItr Sale.
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAf next,
,.,..e xili De fold assthe Vendae .Sto:e,
y : r u NJ
IA. and bis. French Brandy ia pipes,
Ga il pipes and bis,
@s;rsg snd Apple Bandy in bis.
sae,r ia hhds. sierses ahd DIS.
s 81. "a brow, Soap nd .soss
Noall and l;pt Candies
Rai6os in kegs, boxes aud jaf',
e,r, in kegs and trails,
Dse.a,, Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerfemeress
DuGss, Plains, Ksrieys, Negro Gotsoas'
s.fps,, Elaaicss, blue Ffiezes,
c,Iinancces, Rafsls, Yarn Stockings,
Chia,z.s AID Callicocs,
Irh Linens, Silsfa do.
o,naburgs and Tickienburgs,
Ma,iiu and Muslin Handkerchief,
Iadia Mullins and Table Clothes.
sandanaa Handkerchief,
coloar'd Threads, Hats and suTdiy othe'
articles.
Philip G. MGrfeller.
Nov, ~.