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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19


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B bis IS TO give Notice,

Thst the subscriber, Of alexandria ccus,
IN TIE district Of Colombia, hath obtained r., /
sl,e Orphans Court Of SAID county, lettenn
tanlclstary On the personal estate Of laa
suxth Deliss, late purssG sfthe Uhitedsa
fiigate Constitution, deceased all petm
having claims against the SAD Gelcased, Il
hereby warned to exhibit tiem with tie Won
crs thereoi, to the subscribe, Or OF bet.
the . Isl dey Of May next OK hey may byhl
be excludcd from al benefit 10 said cstle.,
and I'll persons indebted thereto are reQusga
10 make immediate payment, or suits vil5
Instituted to enforce the same. Giysn una,
my hand this lst Of November, 1906
Lewis Deblois, Ex,
November Al, Sta ~
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Flour, for Family Use.

A constant supply of best Superfine Flour,
of Ravensworth Brand, for family use and ba-
kcrs, will be kept at Mr.. Thomas TWINS
warehouse, at the lower end of King street
-att .4lso for Sale.
A few hundred bushels OF old Corn Tor
cash only.
Decenober & iawlstJan
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10 be Rented.
November a.

ygSHE two story FRAME HOUSE, q
L hing4treet, nearly opposite to NJ,
James Bacon's storc--~Aiso the HOUSES O
.Jones's Point, formerly occupied by VIZ E@
liam Paterson, win SIX OF seven acre ctias
adloining, for one or more yeas, as may
agreed on--lAlso one or moe acres q te
marsh, and the upland adjoining next toCd.
Hooe's tsnce.--Any person or persons @NoG
scd to build may have lot or !ots 30 tcct By
100 feet, for ten years, at one shilling cg
grous.1l rent and at the end Of the termd
ten yeers, he or they, his or thelr heirs &&
signs, shall be entitled TO ar0neWal 81 rle1c2&
ior ten years longeg, On paying such grounl!
rent as &hc LOT Of lots Snail be Wot u il theG
pinicn Of three impartial ger, and shall been
njiea forever 50 8 renewal vi the lease At tx
cxpirstion of each term OF ten years On TIE
seS2e conditions; or they may have lois On!
raedeEste ground rent forever. Apply TO Nj
Jal.e Fucker for the houses, ana to tie SD
scriber for tao lots.
Sttphen Cooke
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i TOT or GROUND,

T,7fb tbe 6nhro1eusnfs and BalsdtnSs thereof,
Situate on the north.sile OF Aingg-street and
west side of Pitt-street, beginning at the N
tersection OF the SAID streets and extending
west OH King -stYeet As feet TO teet ailey'
and extending in depth on Pitt-steeet % teet.
Tae sum of So dollars and AZ cents OF the
purchase money viii be required in casf--o o.
the balance "a credit Of 4, 9, and months
will be allowed, on giving negotiable notes
with approved endossers;
Joseph Riddle,
Peter Wife, Jun. Com rs
James Rassei, J
November %. 1aw.s
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] esaburs, Nov. Cd. Paws
This IS TO Give Notice,

That the Subscribers, Of A!eXandna ccwth
il TIC district OF Columbia, have obtained t,n
the Orphans Court of said county, letters IT,
tamentaTy Oh the personal estate OF J,dE D@
Aat, late Of the county aforeesid deceased al
persons having claims against the said dece-'
ed, are hereby warned 10 exhibit chem VIII
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers o.
or bsfore the l9th day Ct May next, or TIE,
may by Law be excluded from all beneiit to SID
estate. Given under our hanGs this 9Th "a
81 Me- smber, 1906.
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d 8 boxes Of fresh B'ocm Rsisirs. /,
10 boxes dipt Candies,
For Sale By
M MIL Tn
Will be Rented,
For THE EA;SUI.VG fAAR,
THE MOUMI-AIR-H0U
Ro1. &Qle 6Y
M. MILLER

Which is large and conycnient--
3 md HI TIE LIND. -dDJOJA1.e
Supposed to be upwards of 500 acres
There is also a Kitchen with q or rodn,
two Of them with fire places and otherout..o
ses. The land is well adapted TO the cup
OF corn, wheat and tobacco.--!t is ne.
stage road, about half way between AIcq
dria and Colchestcr-The situation is res,
kably healthy and the water good.
Sarah MsCarty, /
John ", Bsonaug5
Cedar-Groye, Dec. A--T d
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Negroes to HIRE

ev-O be hired; for the ensuing year, on or
i before the first day OF January next Sc
yeral likely Virginia born NEGROES, con.
sisesag of men, women an girls; some OF
whom have been. accustomed TO washing, iron
ing, and waiting in the house Also some
good Isantation laborefs, belonging 10 tbs
Preston estate
s Frances Alexander.
December 6, ~ q Staw3w
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Samuel Craig, | r..y,.
VIM. Herbert,

November l9. .zaw6H
". B. All persons indebted to the aboH
ss ate ara requested to make immediate pay
nlent 10 The executors,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19

Irish Linens.
, box Irish Linens, Of fine qaas.p,
for sale by the subscriber, on moderate tefi'is'
for cash, or on a short credit.
8 Z. JANNEY.
10 mo. 18th, COW
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n O. TIC

TTNDER TIE authority Of . decres Of II aae ;,
hoaotab,e circuit court OF the alstl lass5 o.
Coiumo;, sitting at AieNaslafi =. s. iisls -
Marca adjourned Session, $685. In : SUI ~
chsncery between Jacob Holman ana % AZ
Janney, COM salstsssad Thomas iSleilares'
defsnaant-we viii expose to sales On the. pre-
misses, on S.fE'oRD.sY, the Goth day otneSt
,o.,tn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
NORFOLK, October y:

Arrived brig Union, Mullen, Sc days
from Guernsey Angus, IS, in LAT. 80
long. Is, was boarded by the Castor fripate,
having twelve merchantmen undar convoy
from Gibraltar. Spoke September 13, in
LAT. III, long A., an American ship % days
from Liverpool bound to New York. Oc
,ober 8, lat SO, long. SIS, ship Bedford of
Portsmouth, days from Boston, bound
to Guadaloupe.
Brig Harriet, Willis, II days from ia.
maica, and from Crooked Island. The
schooner Samuel, Read, sailed for Eden.
ton from Crooked Island the same day.
Brig Mount Vernon, Owens, Sc days
from Rotterdam. August 90, in lat. 49,,
long. So, 10 gale carried away fore and
main topmasss, and fore ,opsail yard. Fri
day last, off Cape Henry, was boarded by
his Britannia maesty's ship Beiloaa, of "a
guns, and treated very politely.
Ship Amiable Antonieste, Williams, 81
days from Nantes. Left there Angus, IL
ships William Penn, Watson, to sail for
Norfolk in 8 days; Baltic. Misseroo, OF
Charleston, discharging; Mississippi, Skid.
mere, to sail in Q days for Rochefort; Pc.
nelope, JaPpe, uncertain; Independence,
Ingram, uncertain; brig Ellen, 35 days
from Boston, performing quarantine. Sep.
TENDER 2, in lat. Sc So, long. ~ So, was
boarded by his majesty's friga,e Amelia,
Lord Stuart, cruising for the Lima ships,
treated very politely 10Th, lat. 81 6, long.
So %, boarded by the French ship Cassard
of "a guas, one of Jerome Bonapar.e' s
squadron: a number of the crew sick with
the scurvey, and 20 had died: detained 2
hours and treated politely. October 1,
lar. SO 8. long. 60 IS, boarded by his ma.
Jesty's frigate Cleopatra, captain Love
from Halifax bound to Antigua, two ships
and two schooners in compauv-poli,ely
treated, 9th, lat IS AZ, long. 50 81, spoke
brig Susan, Forsythe, three days from
New London bound to Barbados. Same
day ship Merrimack, Akron, from We're
Cruz bound to Tonniugen, 81 days out.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
TRINIDAD, September 90.

AhAANADfAD3 SSfFNsAsOSe -
We are a. length enabled to lay before
,our readers some news of Miranda that
can be depended on. His majesty's ship
the Osprey having arrived on Monday last
from cruise to leewarc, during which she
intercepted the Spanish mail boat on her
passage from La Guira to Cumapa and
Iargarita, with the mail up to the 10th
August ON board, from which we receive
the following Intelligence, extracted from
one of the letters: :
Miranda has made himself master OF
Coro, the garrison of which, consisting OF
geo fuzileers, retreatec without opposing
him. If the English support him ne Will
give US more trouble than is generally sup
posed. On receiving this intelligence the
captain general and insendans marched with
all the armed force, but before they can
reach him he will be fortified SO as to Sc.
cure his retreat, for no doubt he will have
chosen the best and most advantageous Pc.
sision OF the many the coast offers for de.
fence, and therefore the consequences may
be very serious. 1t is not that there are
anv want of numbers we'll affected TO OPP.
pose him, bat the country Is entirely dis.
armed, and of wha. use is inclination with.
GU, arms, to which We may add, the total
want of money, for We have not real IN
the treasury"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
Extract Of a letter from Exuma, dated tht
1911 instant.


We have had two very severe hlrri-
canes here, one on the 3Oth Aug. which
continued nearly FIVE hours, and blew down
nearly all the cotton machines ON beth Elk.
uuas; the other Oh. the 18Th instant, from
the N. and n. w. which lasted IA hours,
and the damage occasioned by it on this
island is very extensive. The church is
blown down, and nearly all the houses in
the harbor are in similar state, or other.
wise considerably injured,* and at Little
Exuma, understand, not house is left
standing, with the exception of few nc.
gro huss; on the Hermitage estate the
large stone dwelling house is blown down,
and loss OF cotton and corn is immense.
AT the great salt poad the sea broke over
the bank, and swept away several heaps
OF salt besides injuring several others;
indeed the loss OF salt has been great, for
in addition to what salt was lost by the
above accident, the rain, during the gale,
fell in torrents, and melted large holes in
the heaps, in consequence of the thatch
having blown off.
The buildings at the harbor, which have
have not suffered very materially, are, corn
house belonging to G.. barnes, Esq corn
house belonging to Isaac r. Tucker, ESQ. a
large house at the town head, and the house
in which the pilot resides
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has been forwarded to general Dearborn,
the secretary Of war. The mode proposed
is by chain and boom, anchored at sa.
lien, angle between Signal Hill and the shoal
opposi.e Denise's: the chain to be defend
ed by batteries and gun boats. Il is re.
ported that the proposal of Mr.. Robertson
has been very favorably spoken of by col
Williams.
Captain Murdoch, from amaica, informs
US that on the 4th instant, to leeward of the
Moro, he was boarded by the British fri
gate Arson, captain Ledyard, who men.
toned to him that on the 18th OF Septem-
Der he had engaged the Foudroyant, rea.
admiral Willaumez, tor IS minutes, and
had two men killed, thirteen wounded, and
suffered severely in masts, spars, sails and
rigging. The French ship struck three
times on the rocks close in with the Moro,
When the Arson bore away she was fired
at from the forts.
The storm of September which has done
SO much injury throughout the whole OF
our sea cost, has been very senslb!y felt
in every part of the West Indies, and We
are continually receiving new and distress
ing accounts of its ravages. Al Crooked
Island on the 18th was experienced one OF
the most severe hurricanes ever known.
Scarcely house was lett standing. ALI
the plantations were considerably injured,
and great number of slaves lost their
lives. The brig Speedwe!t OF Liverpool,
and an American brig from North Caro-.
lima, names unknown were totally lost.
The crew of the latter consisted of IL
persons, every one of whom persisted.
The Nassau paper of the 18Th says: On
Sunday las. we were again visited by We
ry severe gale, more violent than the one
we experienced on the s1st of last month.
1t commenced from the Northward early
in the morning, and continued with una
bated violence until night, by which time
il had shifted around to the Southwark
The circumstance Of is blowing from the
Norttward, fortunately occaSioned the
shipping in the harbor to be-in great
measure protected against its Jury, by
Hog Island, yet the shipping did not alto.
gether escape without injury, and we re
core the damage sustained by them as far
aswe have been able to learo. The slaugh-
ter house was shattered to pieces by the
bowspris of the schooner Ann, belonging
to Mr.. Richards, which vessel had there
been cast on shore the wharyes and abut-
ments along the bay sustained ccusldsra-
bic injury, aud number of fences and trees
10 the town and its vicinity were blown
down; we are happy however to have it
in our power to state, tina. we have not
heard of any lives being lost"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
October IL.

.s., Monsieur Tsrr ssa't had 1, me-.
demand on our government, of a' .: siols|
sand SAN, pounds sterling for the ffttss.h'yHs|
L.impetueux lately burn, bv l,t1snsa
within the j jurisdiction of The ~ Ias ah9 al
70 FOR the truth of this We csuuo IT, ,. S'''s,
this much is certais, that po,s us Vouea b,
directed commodore Barron - ~asa' b,
sher captain J. Barron to sur,s aau aAbr,
ton OF the ship when DESTROYED ns;'pa,
port accordingly and that tb,u a., a'a 'eA
this place yesterday for tina. pur,a su'c,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
NASSAU IN. F. Sept. 19.

BY an arrival yesterday from Harbor
Island, we learn, they experienced the
most severe and disastrous hurricane that
ever was known in the memory OF the old.
est inhabltant there on The 18th instant. Ii
commenced at 8 o'clock in the morning,
and continued with increased violence, Till
abou, half past four o'clock III the after.
noon. The brig Two Brothers and smack
Be'sey, belonging to captain Fisher, sunk
in the harbor but the distress Of the IN.
hablsan,s is dcplorabls IN the extreme
There are suly now standing on the siard
about as houses, and these very much
shattered and no less than 124 totally de.
moished, exclusive of the barracks and
church, which are RACED to the foundation,
and wha. adds TO these distressing circum-
stances Is, that the whole crop, on which
these people depended, is totally Destroy
ed.
At Spanish Wells, we understand, there
are only + houses standing; and at the
Boag, on Eieuthera, i, is reported mum.
Der Of people are drowned.
September %.
M Captain Hubbel of New York, fell in
with on the 18th instant, in latitude 81, 80,
N. and longitude II w. the ship Unlou
captain Bruce of Gr.enock, dismasted and
epdeavoring to make some port in Anne
RIGA. Captain Bruce was from Jamaica,
and one of fleet of $50 sail, from which
he separated in violent gale on the 2lss
and 22d August, in lat. 80, N. long. IS,
w. Captain B. conjectured the remain.
der of the feet would suffer equally with
himself.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
NETWORK, October II.

: An ingenious project for Terrifying the
harbor OF New York at the Narrows. be-
tween Long Island and Staten Island, by
Mr' Archibald Robertson of New York,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20

Extract Of a letter from Nessrs' C'.nS'
B0zvden 81 Marney, to a merchant "O'"
ton, dated Rotterdam, Ap3ust1a
owe embrace the first opportunity 70
inform you, that recent changes 10 P0''"s" Nv,
affairs have had sensible eject Oh W.
markets. 1t is now, we conceive 0'yOu'
doubt, tina, lord Lauderdale returns 10 hIs
land. without being able to accompI'rr" ~,
object ofhi mission. So much IS thlsO' ~ >;
ed, that cofees, which were down 10 c G,
10 s,ivers, would now find II ~, 'r,
CARS are likewise advanced. Inc OIO a.
Havanas to IL a IS, whites to l'55 SSH|
muscovadoes 10 1 greats, cottoaS'o[ o.
gia, are 80 "a greats, logwood 10 .r,
We cannot we'll give you more ss n, d
quotations at this moment, as the ne"
the late misunderstanding has not 'p' -,
enough to render the markets suf'''"'
regular. .,or
:" afternoon. We have just time c, " D,
form you, that or 800 bags go0u III n ID |
mingo or Chetibon coffee, were '''s s55
now at 1s s.ivers, old allowances v"
is equal to ~ now weight
MONUMENT OF HAMIL y, TvstI
corporation of Trinity church - ,,;l,or, y
has erected over the grave OF H All '""a"a.p
Trinity church yard, beau'fa II ~ u oyr,n1
of white marble, composed .. Isstal, ST. I
resting on an elevated base 0Fps0'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
Merannrta Dajlp auaertis,,,s
MONDAY, OCTOBER %

Captain Doane, who arrived !,
on Monday last, lief, Lisbon on ~, !, o'''0)
September, and informs, that earl 81 ON S
cents had arrived there with six ,,; IT. "e SH
line and two frlga,es. It was sunn 'o u
came tor the purpose Of protecting Ib.s
sons and properly of the British . VIZ PEI
IN case Portugal was invaded bv =.
and Spanish army, which was dsly e,.
ed Business was dali and IRE ph,s ~
1t was rumored thar the negociauo,,
peace were broken off.
Captain Tlrrell, who lief, Cadiz fo, g.,
ton on the lst uIt. states, that there wv
IL French and Spanish ships of n. I t..
ready tor sea and 8 English ships Of IL /
line, under admiral Collugwood, of T.
harbor.
The Jamaica Courant of September e
says, " a French 50 gun ship and f;,r.
are stated to have arrived al Mar,jni@..
and were LAYING under the protection 9th.
batteries at Fort Royal"
The Swedish schooner FANNY ca,,;,
Hand, from, ST. Bar,bolom7ws. which .,
rived at Charleston on the 4 h iQs.. ,ooro .
cd ar Cape Francois To The por,ynrss Of
the owner We arr indrbed fot the c!.ov.r,l
information:
The emperor CT Eay,i exercises the mos|
desPoe'c go2eroment, like his grsa; Proc
type in France, over his uniouoos,e sy5]
jecss- IL had lately been in Aux Csyel|
and Dissolved the administration wi,ho.
ceremony He has declared that ae wn.
IS to see 70 foreigners il his pov,s--!ta|
bis subjects mus, learn 20 DO withoutje
luxuries which they formerly received from
America, ADD live solely upon the Produ,
Of the island. lie anticipates the tinf
and Is preparing Tor the event, wnen Fran I
vii! be at liberty to attack him when L
his ports snail be blockaded, or his seq
ports destroyed, and he obliged to ssci
for shelier in the Businesses among Ii:
mountains. Here they will make their
great, their last stand already accustomed
10 depend for their supper AID eomlo'i'
solely on the produce Of their own SOIL, II
vii! be a difficult matter to dislodge then
or to bring them to terms OF Starvation
The emperor pays great attention TO 'n'|
plantations all the idiers in the cites aI'
compelled to go ous and work tor 'h:Ir IT"
ing aa example worthy Of be'ngt loa'a
by more re&aed governments. Iae Os"
Inhabitants are much dissatisfied win la''
emperor and his government, and 2I'o
times complain of his tyranny, ai'ho dean
10 the consequence. L1Ah"I
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20

Captain Tlrrell, who left Cadiz fo, B..
ton on the lst uls. states, that there W.. w.
IL French and Spanish ships of he IT,:
ready for sea; and English ships Of H.
I'ne' under admiral CoIllugwood off l.
harbor. '" :"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20

The J amaica Courant of September e
says, ' A French 50 gan ship and fri,,.
are stated to have arrived al NartjDC..
and were laying under the protection O|b.
batteries at Fort Royal"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-27
COMMUNICATED.

"A fen Of tie democratic reasons fer
holding IN maj. Isley, as a cond7date
for election 10 Congress-.
The democratic caucus held IN Mi
not, few days since, tine deliberations
Of which were aided by the inspirations
Of a barrel Of new cyder, furnished By
a ldfe convert to the & sect" well known
in New Gloucester for all kinds of
turning and twisting nominated a
EGj. Turner. This did not meet the
appreciation Of the great ones of the
party in this town and its yacinity, who
Immediately summoned the dictators of
+" liberty aud eqitaLty'' to meet at Mr..
Broad's taUern in Falmouth-where,
after much defamation in favor of tGt-
eatS and Integrity, it was determined to
support one Of cur honorable council
lors. When this was known to the
members of the Miner caucus, tie
liquer, together with the disap2oint-
ment, produced IA violent fermentation /;
and they one and all declared their can
didate had age and was sufficiently
6 40drked" for present use and that
if he was kept on hand till another
s season. he would then be 50 sour as
to be absolutely disgusting to the pull
lie taste.
At length il was proposed to have
third caucus and Gray was fixed upon
as rendezvous for these guardians OF
the public veal the object of which
should be to restore " harmony TO So
cial intercourse"
After many pros and cons, touching
tue pretentions of the various candi-
dates, and very interesting dissertation
on the benefits resulting from the pos
session of the {" loaves and fshes," the
business Of the mesting was reduced
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-10-27

ence, and attach ed to the civil
.igious institutions Of this rcr,
which have been sanctioned by the
probation of the immortal WAsr,SpP
TON.
There is not doubt but that tier.
a faction formed among us, whose -
ject it is to change the form and d,.s,ro u
the principles of the federal cpng,;,,
ton, and PROSTATE our independenr.
to the throne of Bonaparte. II ~
name of all we hold, dear and yuA,all.
let the friends to American honor az
happiness unite with one hand and ",
heart in the preservation of our cor
mon country form the dangers vlA1
threaten it.
You who are not blinded by q nans
and no slave ola party, read the follow
ing deposition, and learn the ideas az
conduct Of man who passes for one 4
the dear iopers ofhe heot,le, and an A.
vocate for freedom Of election and "
1t known to all those who stile Their.
selves republicans, Democrats, SC. tina,
the deponent is nor a federalist, Jst
formerly acted with those who wers
jealous in support of Mr.. Cuts ; bun
on learning his political principles and
conduct, duty as a friend to his con-
try demands that he should Withdraw
has supportsfrorn such a character.