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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

he brig Hornet, thar rarried The fzss IT.
.''s' tribute money 70 Erance. Mas arrived a. RI
lsdelphia.
Al Military exhibition near Paris, Mr.,
who had ju.t returned from tour tkruhg0
the United States, obfsrver - EonaParts,fh ira
re had feea number o. Artillery compare
IN america, thai woul1 load IRE and fpoaq
tires in minute ! that 10 very well fAss
s0ay, | can't fire 70 fat, but YOU know have
iPunged 2,o0o,OvD Of american pieces ~ "
very thort time, and another year. ID doy a.,
! hall fPonge ssvisf Is many and tie y. :
nidtt load and FIRE when | giv@ the woTa
-
No. es9s, drew the niiaAsis prsss.s $50
dollars, IN AEclEesg;I itesvs y. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25
Gorelgn 9nteliigente.

-<-<)~%R -@ %es-s-
sLs<NED ERex TIE L4rzs7 ENeLIsH RzPERS
LoED0N, JUNE Is. 1906.
SL.AVE TRADE.

SLAVE TRADE.
A resolution has passed both Houses
of Parliament, $ That the Slave Trade
being contrary to justice, htslnanity,
and sound policy, they would proceed
TO take the abolition ofthe said trade
into consideration, in such manner,
and at such period as maybe deem
ed most expedient." An address has
also passed Parliament, praying that
his Majesty viii be pleased 10 invite
Foreign Powers 10 join his Majesty in
giving directions for the abolition OF
the A frican Slave Trade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

TIE detnocfdts rrcsamsng the
have Wrought suCh a yAang ltthc pt :
ItiC-l Character ot tbs state Is Wit 2Ic.
mote thefs revolutionary schemes,h4ee
now Oily TO render the Regular ts:lc aers
o. religion unpopular, by .Iolding them
up as hypocrites and deceive s.; s. 5hs
blessings OF 4 Frerch revolution VI. 1
follow of cotfrsc. But need tne public
be informed that the bill OF rights, * the
constitution u this Commonwealth re-
qulre every town 10 make provision for
the support Of settled minister 2 why
then these endeayOurs 10 violate that
constitution, 70 SOW the seeds Of gebelE-
ionand organize IN opposition to the
laws and institutions of the state! Such
outrageous attempts TO trample uncer-
foot ali order and dece11cy aegtt to meet
the severest repreAepsson, from all the
well wishers to the peace'and happiness
70 civilized society.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25
NortIan0,
Monday, august IS, 1906.
!: @ 49,

THE last week has not furnished u:
with any foreign intelligence Of later
dates than these mentioned i'll our last
of course we cannot refer ourtreaders t
the accornts etf q battles won and battles
lost" out we would request an atten-
tive perusal Of the communications Of
" Sack" and "Grodus," In reply to
a piece published in the Argus Of the
l4th instant FOR the information oil
democrats We would observe, they are
not the productions Of g settled, perse-
cutting, federal clergymen,' who are in
dulging themselves in tArury and idle
ness upon the enormous salary Of three
hundred dollars year, (Which is the
character, the writer who signs himself
= Mount of Olives" gives 10 settled
minister's but of those who are not
disposed to remain Silent spectators to
the propagation of principles which
tend to destroy all yeneration for reli-
gion and withhold All support from its
teachers.
we do not bsIicje all tie arts * wiles
Of democrats and inSdeIs will ever re-
conciie the christian 70 The representa-
ton of the SAVIOUR of mafItind as a
partisan in politics fl he ms rinse II
declared, That lis Z Kingdom Is not OF
this r3,3a."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
FOR SALE,

q Traet ct Land, containing $40 acres, extending
upwards Of mile on Jane, River, nearly op-
polite to the Wehover etate; one fourth of it only
is cleared; there is Dwelling Houfe on it, & il has
good landing and filming place. This land is worth
the attention of any perfon who wants feat on lanes
River, or wiihes to realize great bargain may be
had as Ito dicharge incumbrance) !, will be Of
tered at much lower price than thela purehafer gave
for tleven years ago. Fielding Lewis efqr of Charles
city will be good cnough to thew the land plots of
1t may be ieen in the hands Of Mr. Lewis and Doctor
Adams OF Richmond. and terms known from T. G.
Peachy Of Williamsburg.
Adjoining the above traG is one OF the mon beau
fu tra's on James River which has attached to il a.
bout 1000 acres; this may he had alfo if il mould
Tut Purchaier to take the whole; the improve
ments on this eitate are, dwelling houfe with 4
ROBINSON floor, kitchen and laundry, large
barn and ti51 IN ice houle. fmoke houie, large
glrden well inc!oied, orchard and many choice
fruit trees The purcha(er may have, from to IL
years credit, paying moderate intereh.
TIC. PEACHY.
April Z. Nawtf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
RICHMOND, MORNING JULY A. 1906
LAND FOR SALE.

o. t Geosd Saturday in Hssya nest. will be e.pesd
0Jals, at public A1e7ior, at oJ" AaA,isns 7av:rn,
ix tie 7eren IF Msv- Caston,
OK LOTS OF LAND, being parcels of a tract
- formerly held by Colonel Samuel Jourdan, which
was lately divided by the fubfcriber, into fevera
frna'ler tracts. Three Of the lots ftuated be-
tween James and Slate rivers; and the other three,
on the iouth dde OF Slate river adjoining the lands OF
Mr.. Robert Nicholas and Mr.. Stephen Geura,t.
The land is well timhered, aud is favorable for the
culture ct tobacco and wheat and part of it is
more dhtant than three miles from az excellent mer-
chant mill; and the whole is convenient good ma
vlgation. Plots Of the land will be left with Mr..
Walter Irvine, of New Canton, and the lines will be
eaily traced as they are very generally known in the
neighborhood.
One fourth of the purchafe money will be de-
manded on the delivery of the deed the balance to,
be divided INTO two equal annual indictments, fecured
upon the property, by deed of truR.
JOHN ADAMS.
June o. (oawtdf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
FIRE WORKS.

For tie Anniversary Of american Independrnee.
NToNS RosAINEvILLE, refeeafully no,iae,
"A the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond, Man
eheer, and the public generally, that he intends to
oter Tor their entertainment, Frid1y evening next
the 4'h OF July, in the Circus Of the Hay-Market-
Garden, an elegant FIRE work, which he has bean
preparing at great expenfe for the occaon and fat
tiers hine that his efforts and brllaney of exhibition
VIII lecture HIM the appreciation of fuch as may honor
him with their prefente, which he has had the plea
lure TO experience in Charlelton, Norfolk and MANY
other places on Fl nilar exhibitions. The order of
the Fire Work will be expreiIed in the bills of the day
The garden and ball room, will be brilliantly isuni-
mated, and nuiic for dancing. No DISAPPOINTMENT
or PeitPonement will take place, nnlef, occaiioned
by rain.
July fosl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
FORT LEWIS,

G,irdty TIE Eaa Rejito contain 26os asres
HE iale will take place on the premifcs on Mon
l. day the 18th day of July ne,t.
This elate having been before adver.ifed and the
ale pofponed' it is deemed neceGary to apprire the
public that though the iales formerly announced were
potPoned, on account of payments received from the
defendant Rois the fale lat advertrd would hayer,a
ken place but for milake in the advertisement
The fuhfcrber has reafon to uppofe tha, the one
now advertfed will not take place, and if, contrary
to his expectation, it fhoud again be put off the earl
Ell public notice will be given that thoie who are dC
pofed to become Purchafers, may not be put to anv
uuneccifary trouble.
BENJAMIN MoSBY, u. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, ~. v. D.
May 30 ,dr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
NOTICE.
May 80

NOIlCE.
= K. Alexander Dunlap, fbr f,rq,ivi1g ba,.,
lFI Ber of the late concern Of James and A.
Iexander Dunlap, ot'tbi5 city, having eonpeysd TO
The /llicriberJ in trnR, all III. renainiag Hock
in rant, auth TIE debtJ, hooks and aeeou1tt of
f6e /aid firm, FIR The benefit of tbeir erediforJ
named in a deed, executed to rs on Tire 1915 dor
If Mar, SOC, it becomes nscs9cry that all tbaE
qVbo are iadebfed to the Ii7id firm, BouH zoifboot
deLay adigR and pay MP fbeir rebeJi1,r bailaacet.
1b9le Of the ereaitorS, 7Ubotr 0ceom7ts are osey,
are GheaUif joiieifed ~ H7mdafe ibe lame qvifb
fbe frgj2eeJ. THE 6ook5, dceon7tS ond ba6er, mr.
in the hands Of lillian Long and Hsnry H,p.y.
sobo aoiH attend 10 tbe ab4lienfion5 of any tarty
inteyr3cd as nbope.
On the 8fb day Of THly nest, en}lligg. at Ne6J5.
Taylor and Br01Vn'j Vendue Office, fb. Gb1rri-
berg qoW ofcr FIR .Ioie at bnbLe cnf5ion, n tbe
bigbsH bidder, upon n credit IF 60 hayJ, for en-
proUed 1egoiiabie nofcJ NJ fbe Bank of'GTrgisio,
tbree LOTS, No. $50, No. 4 and 8, IN tenement
tqro bandrsd and Ninety IF Da7,aPJ blan, (ubjcfJ
n Mr.. Dmap'J right ofd0zver-I1Lfa t7oo ga
Ia0bie MateJ, a HIRE and n Cart.
III the /ame time and bkqee, tbey zUiH d;6oG
oftbe remaining Foek Of GOODS, fo1ERiag ofn
7ariefr Of CaFiRCJ, and /41d,y nIereba1dif, earf
offbeir late Goek in trade.
FIR aHI4mJ of5O 6oIiary Or Mbzvar65, n ey,-
dir as abo1s qVW be aIiozVed, aa4 for all lt15
under, rea4y mo5cr.
nv. LONG, }
Sfnl. MORAN.
Richmond, Jaae 81. ids.
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5aIrs at asntuim.

o. Saturday, fb<, sb Of July z-x., .vM id OF tie
premJsx,
A Piece of GROUND, on the Man-hrcet al
"A joining Mr.. James Maclure's, containing forty
four feet in front, and extending back 100 feet to an
alley. The property will be fold entire, or divided
into two equal parts, may be found on the day of
fae bett to fuit the purchaers lerms-Gxty aud one
hundred and twenty days credit the purchafer Civ
ing his note, with approved endorfer, payable a.
the bank Of Virginia.
ALSo-one other lot nearly epponte the Court
houfe, adjoining Iaiah Tfaacs lot containing 80 feet
on the Main treet, and extending about $50 feet to
the Back.Rreet.
Six and twelve months credit will be given, the
purchafer giving his payable the bank of vir
GINA, with an approved endorfer.
TAYLOR s, BROWN, v. Mrs.
June "a. (tdf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
5aIrs at aureion.

On 7nsfaay tie stb inf. at tae office of.be Eabtsri-
be,,, aviN be ioid poehvriy euit5out reierpe, far
APPROVED endoried nefe5 ut ,fxty days, negoiia-
BILE in tile Bank Of Hirginia
10 barrels, tierces and 9 hhds. Prime Brown
Sugar,
10 hogfheads St. Kits Rum,
boxes fre!b Imperial, and do. Young Hy-
ION Tea,
500 pieces frft chop Yellow Nankeens.
TAYLOR & Brown, v. Mrs.
July 1.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
JUST RECEIVED,
June s.

AND FOR SALE sr rnx SUBSCRIBERS:
a N Exteniive AHortment of GROCERIES,.
L n nlons which are the following articles:
Mnfeovado fugar aHorted Tar
weit-india Coffee 'rhos. Leiper's Snuff
Antigua x Jamaica Rum Maccouba do.
Country do. Havana Sey,r,
Cogniac & Peach Brandy Sal, Prtre
rnonand Gm 7 Brimffone, Nf1dder, and
w. India and Sugar-houfe Ground Ginger in fp,aI
Violates kegs
L" p. Madeira Wine SIog-wood
Pert, Sherry aud Malaga Turkey Cotton
WINE Z New-York Candles and
Hibberts' Brown Stunt SOAP
Martinique and Bordeaux Sperrnaeeti Candles
Cordial, i-ou
Baiket Salt Patent Lamps
Do. in Jacks and Ioofe Dutch Cafes with pI,n
Buliock's Cheele and oil, Ro,,,a, F
Caldwell, Frazer & Cos. Caftngs aiIorted
iuPefnne Chocolate I Earthen and Stone Ware
Rice Wri,nq b Wr,rr;,,. -
Nu'megs, Pepper, Ginger per r.
and Pimento Henry VIII. and Merry
H!aee and Cloves : Andrew Cards
O'' ohVes, and Capers China Plates, do. Bowls
Gun-powder, Young Hy- of different GEES
ION ana oouchong cas- Do Tea and Coffee Cups
Gamblers containing l7ib and Saucers
and 3lb. Gnn-powder Do. Chimney ornaments
Tea Plain and en-, =, -, 80
Picked Salmon half nint Dscsn,sr.
Sut Hefrngs and Shad Pint, half p; & gill Tum-.
Patent ihot afor,ed bers
and IF un-powder A few fe,s Tail. Chin,
regular 'npPly OF Loaf Sugar by the hid. and
barrel, at Philadelphia price.
FISHER * LESURUR.
May 81. oaw,f
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April g..
LAND FOR SALE.

On Ne eogs Tv19ay in Ynly scst, 7oU be oS.,,1 70,
Jaie, off2jHe Ha7ioa, at Bail Coai Hoglt (JVS,,o
SP,ieg'I:
a TRACT OF LAND, containing $40 acres.
i y lying between :he Warm and Hot Springs. but
nearer TO the latter the land is Of good quality and
may be 70 divided to accommodate feversl fap;-
lies who might deGrs reiidence contiguous to thofe
valuable waters. One fourth Of the purchafe money
will be expected on the delivery Of the deed /; the
balance in two equal annual inslents, to carry in
teret from the date, if punclualIy paid and to
be ieeured bya deed Of trua upon the property.
JOHN ADAMS, dfio,aey in Ea9,
70, ftS dy2Si64ieD ekR. A4sss.
Jynse. (oaw,df)
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TO BE RENTED.

HE large THREE Story HOUSE on the
Il Main-Street eaft of the Market, formerly occu-
pied by Cohen and Ifaacs and lately BY Capt. John
pea:anss; it is good and for buinefs aud iuitabe
Tor the accommodation of a large family
Aho, the HOUSE 0orn,ery known by the fign
o. IN hand) at the corner of the freee lea
ding TO church hill to beth of .hec teneuen,s
dens are attached. The terms will be moderate, and
made known on application to James WhiteIaw, fer
jeans of the City, or to
JACOB I. COHEN.
February rs. (awtf
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w + hereby notify, that we ihall make application
Tor certificate to be iIued in our name. for
wv" SHARES inthe Capital Stock of rhe Bank of
virginia, which were iubfcribed at Norfolk in RI.
name OF Robert Baylor, other right to which is veed
m us by legal afgunept from him. This application
VIII be made in confequence of the original crip for
the iaId two SHARES having been lon.
OIdVEIRA, FERNANDEs C, Co.
Norfolk, May Cd, 1906. oawsvs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04

ME iubierber has removed his Brokers Cfy;c.
4 to the middle tenement in Do6or Ternan's new
guiding the brit door above Merrs Pickett, Pol
.in ahG Johniton and the fecond below the Poa Of
nee; where he will attend particularly 70 ali bnG
nefs con6ded to him. -
THOMAS NORvELI..
- For iaie, 10 SHARES, in the JAMES RI
90 ND
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
NOTICE.

a LII perfons having claims agaipG the ea,,s oe
! Robert Biicoe decd i..,e % Powhatan coun,y
are requeied to bring forward the fame properly su
.hentcated, and receive payment-and thofe ndebtsd
TO the etsate, are cefired to make immediate nav
'''e"' 20 HENRY L. BISCOE,
1,,,-, Aaniaj7rafo-.
J! (4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
John ALcDCK.

INFORMS the Citizens Of Richmond, and tho pub
ie' he sjui reeeivedar his Cabinet Manufac-
tory near the Fire 'furance Office "a large aortm.n,
OF Windior Chairs and Settees, made in the newea
aihion and by the bed worken in the fa,e any gen
ae'nan whing to buy, win peafr icnd their order.
or call at his Cabinet Mandatory, where they may
ger good warranted work. and low terms, either in
the Cabinet line or Windlor Chairs.
June6. IS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
He Bank of Virginia will be kept open on
friday the fourth day of July, and dit.
cauots granted as uflal.
No !rahs,ers OF Bank flock will be made from
the thirtieth of June until the fifteenth of INV
July /. or '''
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rInNSf1AL's SALE.

7"6e ioh for ready money, under dr,ef tie court of
re Osaed Slater. 70" fbt 6b eireSt in bt Yi,giniS
,." befTvctn PbiHent Bond attorney for tie eredto,s
Of EGeiid Edscards, plaintiff, and Da0id RsG and
otbr-'' dfen1'nt5, in ordr 10 yaic Jr finn of lI,45o
d"l'' 90 ef' due and paya6k, tie If ian. Ian, tat
0a!DaS a"d s0eH kn0zOn aaf in f5e county Of otetou,t
f,IL.S -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04

5000 w.t. SALT PETER'D BACON
30 grofs BOTTLED CYDER, sk-
II few buhels CLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER HANGINCS.
For Sale by
EDWARD HALLd1M.
~ Conhantly Cor Hire-An Excellent Carriage
and EIorfes-apply Us above.
May u. eotf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
SECOND CLASS.
SCHEA9E OF N LOTTERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT or
WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

Tickets thar drew blanks I'M Dollars
1898 3the iirit clafs & may be renew. 59sso
Ssa in rho 1oiitrs each,
1855 Ticketsat fifteen dolls. each, 7o,275
io,s2S 1865
Dedua lofs 5000 tickets. That drew pri-
yes of fifteen dollars each, in fea cafs,
and may he renewed i'll shis, ar 2i-4
dollars each, 1850
Dollars I25,I55
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ROBERT CREENHow.
BRANDY 81 CLAREr.

BRANDY 81 CLARET.
a Frerh fopply of ben 4th proof CoGNIAC
i 4 BRANDY, and few cafes MEDoCK CT IA
RET, Of the Victage Of ls0O--iua received, aud
for tale by SAMUEL. MYERS
June 80 (oaytf)
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Dolls. 10000

The fnperiorty oftbis fchcms, 70 the one fir pro-
pofed, is o obvious, that little need be aid in recon-
mendation oft. Thofe Inclined to adventure, will
fee that their chasc for obtaining prizes greatly
enoreaed thar pending the drawing tieir obten,i-
Of fnall prizes, may by renewal, iniantly give
them fevera chances for prize Of coniderabls mag
nitude.
To ;hofe who have drawn PRIZES Of fifteen dol
lars in the Fin Ctj;; well asto thofs who drew
BLANKS, INFORMATION IS NOV GIVEN.
that the PRIZES, may, at their option BE- renewed
by tickets ~ this clais--and their BLANKS az TEN
6ollayS each Pro1iild Gnch PRIZES and BLANKS
with the CASH, is rsmtted, FREE OF POSTAGE.
co RosEsT GREENmow, merchant 10 Williamfbury.
Agent and Tre5furer; or WILLIAM NEwsvM, Pol.
Mater in Norfolk previovt foiJs eam,vcaeezcai of hs
dra7ci8g ajfr S66ieb Seyiod ywe7cd 7Dia Be NUT.
When to the profpea Of individual advantage, ths,
may refut to each advenurer, is added the p4trio-
tic reaions, which induced the Legislature 70 authorif.
this lottery, it sardently hoped, that the dnpof,ion
oftickets will foon enable tie conmioners L, eerti-
fy that 'he 6a7Oisg bat eozaenesl-whieh v.rt tb,
agent lures the public, ihall be expedited by every
means in bis power.
ROBERT GREENIiOW.
hgeof and Tpe1farey.
Williamsburg, June 10, 1906. (ows,)
- Tickets may be had Of Robert C.=eer,botv
merchant in Williamsburg and William, reyvfuu,,
pof-maAer in Norfolk who will, as opportunities
offer, give them more ertenGve cireuIation by pla-
cling them in the hands OF others for difpcftion
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
a Likely negro WOMAN and chila--enoure IF
\ the printer i0"e Oh
JulyI. 1.r
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RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Truffee.
| have appointed the 10 day OF Augua next, for
the payment Of tie Prizes drawn in the End Clafs of
me above LOTTERY, at which time they will be
paid by the iuh!criber on application
All Perions holding money on account of the
lad Lottery are reque'ed to make immediate pay
nenr 70 one of the TruRees or to depot the fame in
the Bank Of Virginia
GEORGE TUCKER, Al7i7s T;rasr
june 70 (oawtlitA)
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The number of prize, and order in which they and,
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VIE Sub!eriber, offers for fae, twenty-five a.
l eres of LAND, adjoining TO hi, Farm, about
one mile from this City the n,ain-road leading TO
Williamsburg fitua.ed, and CONVENE ot to
good water. ndiiPutabls title will be given to
the pUrchafer.
JOHN GLYNN.
June 70. IOaW 3w.N
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AND FOR sALs sr rnr SUBSCRIBERS:
a N ESteniive AHortmens of GROCERIES,
n nlons which are the following articles:
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u URR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, Of an excellent quality
PoRSALE, AS USUAL, B1
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
the Market.
nee.f. ePtf.]
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23prizes.

The prizes fubjea To difcount of only 10
per cent.
Expenfs Of drawing,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-26
the United States, under . French com.

The United States, under . French cohs.
mission, and with those troops attacked the
posts of neural and friendly nation. i
The inducements 70 this domination,
which was indignantly rejected by the Sc.
nate Of the United States, may have been
very influential with Mr.. Jefferson, but c. n
never be satisfactorily explained to the ma.
tion, Or to the injured or insulted officers
10 our army, over whose heads, after 20
years faithful service, it was thus proposed
TO hoist foreign agent, who was an utter
stranger to that army, and whose conduct
had grossly violated the laws, and endanger-
edshe peace OF our country
PsEtical Rsg.1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-26
BREAD-BAKING.
ME subscriber takes the opportunity OF
acouainting his friends tnd the public in
September 25.

:. - . . . -
n ME subscriber takes the opportunity of
acquainting his friends and the, publici in
general, that he has removed to town again
and has taken the. house and bake-bouse for
ine:1ry occupied by Mr.. Edwards, baker, ON
Fairfax street, hearty opposite lie Presbyte-
rian church /; where he carries or the Loet-.,
6read.bakiag business in. all its various BRANCH
es. Families who wish to have their own -four
baked can be furnished with bread pound for
pound and he will constantly Keep the best
Superfne Flour by retail, at the most reduced !.
rate. AS he means neither to spare labor nor
pains as well as due attention, he hopes from
the knowledge he has of the business attic
serving an apprenticeship to it, to snare apsrt
of the public patronage.
Samuel Cooper.
Septe rnber Is. dlw2Sawln
~ 49,: ~ t
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r,,v;.. encountered ID the Gulf
|cap. q ,a slant tremendous gale, during
the q .h;o sprung aleak aud Obliged
hisn ~ mr. away for this port.
|p g W VsJ LAST, captain psafse tell
90 Wsu .ss hull Of 4 wrecked brig Of
sIsn ~ h,uared tons burshen, bright
pous s WI broke of, had beeaioadsd with
|ds'' n y soosssnsly had number OF pas,
ptu' aAo - 1 board, as considerable quansi-
F|ngsls ,s = apparel were floating about
IS q w. totally dismassed. 2 days before
-,ns 3. 1 - the .opmass and forssail Of q
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An EMBARRASSMENT:

A gentleman sitting 10 ore Of the boxes
10 company with che late lord North, know.
ing his lordship, entered into q converse.
ton with him. and seeing two ladies come
into an opposiie box, turned to him. and
addressed him with, " Pray, sir, ran you
inform me svto is that ugly devil that is iast
come in ?" O." replied his lordship.
with great good humor, !" that is my 1viitfe - ]"
/" Sir, I ask you ten thousand bardons ~
do not mean her, I mean thatshocking man.
ster zoho IS along with her /" Thai" re.
piled his lordshlp, ismy daughter"
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Stray;ed or Stolen,

From o6tAe commons Of .dlerandra, on Satm-
day, The 2oth instant,
a DARK GREG FILhEY, rising four
IN years old, 3 and half halfds high, her
name, which is. rather darker than the other
hair, hangs on the off side branded on the
near buttcck with the letter S. Ter off hind
foot is corket. She had an old saddle and
bride on her when she went off; the. saddle
was without pad, but Had blanket under it.
As she was foatfed and raised near this place,
]. think it probable she has been stolen. | will
give LIBERAL reward to any person who will
return her to me Or give information SO that I
get her again.
Benjamin MsFarlih,
Near the Falls Of Potomac.
September a5. Str !,