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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
FOR SALE,

An elegant three flory Brick Houfss
on the corner of King and Columbus areeta. now
occupied by MIR. Jsbn Robxrts. tT YOUNG
NEGROES or GROCERIES will be taken in
par payment. For terms apply TO Col. GIS,ge
Dessak, or "a the fabfciiber IN ID. City Of
Wsfhingtont
Nicholas Vols.
February 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
Second Legion of Militia.
0ft6e DjRria Of Columbia.

For the information of thofe who
may be Inclined to engage as Muicians 10
f,id Legion, the annexed fctsion OF the miIisia
law is eubiiihed. "A I'rumpeter IS wanted, and
ado pefon to teach the F,:e, to whom good
wage, will be given. Apply to Majors Robert
Young and Walter Jones, either Of the Captains
OF the Legion, or TO
John Mckinney.
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asrannrta Datlp aDberttser.
FRIDAY, MAReK %.

In p O r r Il " Z.
Aletser received in this city from Bor-
ssaux. dated the 17th February, states that
ae English were libera.ing all American
eisels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
From tie Washington Federal;ss.
MIR. PRIN TER,

Mr.. PRINTER,
lust after the closed Doors scene last
week, on Friday, I overheard the following
which give you as nearly as can re.
collect word for word, and probably should
have heard more, if the gentlemen who
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28

Aletter Of recent data from Bordeaux
areeeised in town, stating, that Bonapar.e,
Unable to coax the king of Prussia into an
'auiescence in his denands, had put HIM
sh again at the head ofhis armies, to force
us mandates and THAI Prussia, in con.
JUNCTION with Russia aud the other north
$40 powers, had determined to seek safety
=. NO take counsel snly from their courage
as asspssa,iss. fidix.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
philadelphia paper.t

twas reported at Nantz, the 2ist uls.
When the Richmond sailed, thar several
attempts had been made 20 assassinate
!aoaaparse aud that several ladies of
nigh rank, had been arrested on suspicion
abeing concerned in this most diabolical
asnps On 4. pap.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28

The Rochefors squadron returned into
aatpors on the Esd December. They are
''ld to have made SO prizes during their
sraise.
(Bah. Fed. Gaz.3
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28

A, Bavaria, wir,cn,berg and Baden have lately been
erected into Kingdoms, the following account OF their
cxent population and revenues, may not be unaecePr-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

coMSfIT7bES APPoEYTED ~ 9HE RoUsn
or REPRESz YTA TTVEs.
Committee on The hissiasihhi territory
memoiai--Messrs. 7. M. Randolph, Lat
timore, Tagsart, Wickes and Hamilton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

A bill, "For adding part OF the county
of Russell to the county of Tazewcil :"
A bill, " For the appointment of other
trustees of Abingdon academy and for other
purposes )"
passage OF fish in the river Stanton -
! A bill, "Granting to Alexander Burton
the duplicate Of a lost certificate :" and
a bill, :" 70 amend the law of desccnts,"
were scverally read second time, and or
dered to be eng;osed and read third
time.
The house according to the order of the
day, resolved itself into a ccmmitteeo the
whole house, on bill, :" To amend the
act, entitled, an act to extend the jurisdic-
ton of Justices OF the peace;" and after
some time spent therein, Mr.. Speaker re-
sumed the chair, and Mr. Harrison (ofA-
melia) reported that the committee had,
according to order had said bill under con-
sideration & had made several amendments
thereto, which he handed in at the clerk
table, where the same were twice read, a
greed to by the house, and the bill, with
the amendments, ordered I'd be cngrossed s.
and read third time.
On motion, Ordered, That the commit
tee Of the whole house, to whom was re-
ferred the resolution anprobatorv Of the
conduct of the President of the United
States. be discharged from further consi-
Iteration of the said resolution, and that
the same be referred to Messrs. Baker,
Brooke, Nelson, prunty, SMITH (ofWytbc)
Semple, c. B. Harrison, Miller, iof Pow.
hatan) Blake, Love, Robertson, 3. Harrison
and M'Henry (of Washington.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
BATTLE OLE lena

|ena, Oct. 15-(5 o'elock, n. M THE
battle OF Jena, fought yesterday, is one of
the most memorable in history.
The Prussians amounted to the number
of 10000; they lost 200 pieces Of cannon,
and 80 stand Of colors, besides $4,000 pri-
soners of war. The Duke of Brunswick
and General Ruchel are killed. Prince
Henry ofPrussia is badly wounded. A great
number Of Generals, besides many officers
OF rank, are wounded. The loss of the
French army is, comparatively, infinitely
less yet we have in the hospitals oil Jena,
1900 wounded, and in those of Naumburg
$500 There is no other General killed on
our part, but General of Brigade Billy, a
brave man. The French army has acquir-
ed great glory.
Marshal Davoust, who was stationed in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
LA ST
European Intelligence.
NETWORK, December 9.
I NJ p o X T II " T.

The fast sailing ship Eugenia, capt. Botlen,
arrived here last evening in 81 days
fr m Amsterdam.
Capt. Boden having favored the editors OF
the New York Gazette with Dutch pa
pcrs to the 29th, and London papers to
the 2Sth of October, (having obtained the
latter in the Channe } they have it their
powerto make this days Gazette highly
interesting to their numerous readers,
in giving the subsequent details. The
translations were made by 4 valuable
friend, who is to furnish more matter for
our next paper It will naturally occur
TO the reader, that the account of the
French victories, are French accounts.
Readers will draw their own inferenccs
The news from our London papers, tho
not so late from the continent, is worthy
of an attentive peruSal. They contain
the King of Prussia's Manifesto, occupy
ing eight columns, which VIC will endea-
vor to publish in dav or two--it is a
firm, we'll written justification of his con-
duct twoards France.
The latest news from Amsterdam, land if
true, the most importantly comes under
date OF Oct. 90, from n respectable mer-
chant to Mr.. Young on board the EUgenia,
and received at the TcXel. 1t follows
a letter from Amsterdam, dated the goth
October, says--"'The war with Prussia is
at an end and the French are at Berlin.
In nine days an army of 10000 men has
been destroyed, and n Kingdom taken.
think great operations are still to be carri-
ed on''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
Oecember. is.

The Senate took into consideration the
bill, entitled An act.to suspend the ope-
ration of an act, entitled An act to pro-
hibit the importation of certain goods,
wares, and merchandise and to remit the
penalties incurred under the same"
When the following amendments we're
agreed to without a division, viz. strike
out at the end of the ID sec. the following
words: p" This act shall take effect from
and after the passing thereof."
Add to the end ofthe bill the following
section:
.fad be IL further enacted, That the
President OF the United States be, and is
hereby authorised, further to suspend the
operation OF the aforesaid act, If in his
Judgment the public service should require
it: Propi'Lrd, That such suspension Shall
not extend beyond the second Monday in
December next.
The bin so amended, was read third
time, and passed without division.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
Saturday, Dccmber 1a.

The Following bills we're severally read
a third tine and passed, viz.
a bill, 4" Establishing several inspecti-
ons of tobacco;"
A bill, For removing the district court
from the Sweet springs in the county Of
Monroe, 20 the town Of Lewisburr in the
county Of Greenbrier :"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
LONDON. Oct 81

IL - with great concern that We arc o.
6iiged to check The pleasing expectations
that were entertained yesterday ON the
success or the Prusslan army. The ac-
counts winch were circulated in the Sum
day lapcrs. and received with suoh nm
tural avidity, related merely to the two,
wings of the respective armies. The en-.
gascment which followed between the noia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

.Nne1n6urg, Ock ia great number
oi wounded French soldiers have arrived at
Bairenth, and many hospitals are establish
cd here.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
SENATE UNITED STATEs.
Decem6er Q.

The bill from the House of Represents.
tives, for suspeDding the operation Of the
non-importation law, was referred to a Sc
subcommittee, consisting Of Messrs. Giles,
Mitchill and Baldwin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
Dccsm6cr 10.

The bill which had Yesterday been rcpor-
ted without amendment by the select COM
mittee, was considered as in committee of
the whole house, when Mr. Mitchill pro-
posed new section to the bill, empowering
the President to give further suspension
to the law beyond the 30th June, 1907, I'M
til the 31st of December, if in his opinion
;he public interest should require IL. On
this the bill with the amendment was re-
committed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
December II.

MIR. Giles reported the bill with tho new
section, and another amendment and Mr.
MtchilPs proposition being thus incorpo4
rated into The bill, the whole was ordered
to be printed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
C O N C r E S S.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES..
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9.

On motion of Mr.. Clarke, Resolved,
that the committee on the public lands be
directed to enquire whether any, and what
alterations arc necessary in the act FOR as
Containing and adjusting the titles and
claims to land in the territory of Orleans,
and the district of Louisiana, with leave to
report thereon by bill or otherwise.
Mr. Lewis, from the committee on that
subject, reported bill autherising the e.
rection of a bridge across the river Poto-
mac, within the district Of Columbia, which
was read twice and referred to commit
tee of the whole on Thursday.
Mr. ]. Clay remarked that under an ex-
isting rule Of the house, the member first
named on committees was the chairman,
unless another member was chosen by the
committee and that he was instructed to
state that, in virtue Of the last provision,
the Committee ofWays and Means had ap-
pointed Mr.. ]. Randolph chairman.
On motion os Mr.. Ter. Morrow, resolved,
that the committee on public lands be in
structed to enquire into the e;pediency of
offering for sale the public lands situated
between the u s. military tract and the
Connecticut reserve, and that they report
by bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. Cloptbn the petition
Of Joseph Jackson and Charles Spencer,
executors Of Vim. Carter, was referred to
the committee on public lands
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
TRuRsDAr, DEcrwpFR II.

Mr.. Clopton rose, and addressed the
Speaker in speech OF considerable length,
which he concluded with the following "a
mendment II the constitution Of the ". 5.
ReSoiUcd bythe Senate and House ofRe-
hresentatiUcs oIthc United StGtes Of .fDlc-
RIGA, IN Congress assembled, two thirds Of
both houses concur7inS, That the follow
ing article be submitted to the legislatures
of the several states, which when ratified
and confirmed by the legislatures OF three
fourths of the said states, shall be valid
and nhing as part of the constitution OF
the u. s.
The last clause Of the 9th section of the
1st article of the constitution which con-
tains the following words: "to make all
laws which shall he necessary and proper
for carrying into execution the foregoing
powers. and all other powers vested BIZ this
constitution in the government of the u. s.
or in any department or officer thereof
shall be construed SO as to comprehend only
such laws as shall have natural connec-
ton with and immediate relation to the pow
ers enumerated in the said section, or to
such other powers as are expressly vested
by this constitution in the government of
The y. s. or in any department or officer
Thereof
The house Immediately considered the
said amendment, and referred it to a COM
mittee Of the whole on the state of the uni
on
coMnIT7BES APPoINTgD ~ TIE Rovsn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
TRANsLA41oys-.trom Dutch tsaf,ers.
supplement to the Rotterdam Courant of
October I9.l

supplement to the Rotterdam Courant of
October 19.
Hague, OCT. 17.--Last night his excel
lcncy the secretary Of state received the
important intelligence, that hostilities have
commenced between the French and Prus-
sIans and that repeated and desperate en-
gagcments have already taken place be-
tween the two armies. Fortunately howe
yer, the result OF them has proved entirely
favorable to the arms of France.
Prince Louis Ferdinand, brother of the
King of Prussia, who on one of the above
occasions, commanded in person, is killed !;
and the further advantages over the enemy
on the first occasion, consist in great
number of prisoners of war, and thirty two
pieces OF cannon.
Gera, Oct. 1S.-The battle of Schlaitz,
which opened the campaign, and was very
unfortunate for the Prussian army-that OF
Saalfeld, which was fought the following
day--havc occasioned a great depression
Of the enemv's spirits. All the Intercepted
letters say, that the same sensation prevails
at Erfurth, where the King & Queen, and
the Duke Of Brunswick, still are and that
they are continually consulting what line
ofconduct to adopt. But while they consult,
the French army advances.
Hamburger, Oct. 21.-The Queen of
Prussia arrived ct Berlin OH the 18th, and
on the day following she departed again
for Stettin, or according to other accounts,
for Custrin
The French seem to have taken peculiar
pains to mark the Prussian officers, by
which great number of them were killed,
and the confusion which finally resulted
from it.
5iaSdeburg, Oct. 18.-The battles which
were fought on the 14th, 18th and 9th inst
near Weimar, Cosin and Naumburg, have
annihilated the Prussian army and yester-
day the army of reserve, under Prince
Eugenc of Wirtemberg, was defeated by
Marshal Davoust, between Lanchstadt &
Halle. The French are before Halle, and
viii probably tomorrow visit our city,
which is full of confused military. Yester-
day the King arrived here, but set out ~
gain for Berlin and at this moment an adj
jutant Of Gen. Count Tanenzich is pass
ing through this city for Weimar. Orders
have been sent to Hamburg, to detain ali
shipping bound from thence to this port.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

WEDNE Day. DECEMBER 10.
Mr.. Eppcs presented the petition Of Pc
ter Dupuy. which was referred to the
committee of claims.
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N O T I G. F.,
December 81.

TO thofe wto arc indebted TO the fubftriber
& on accoun, OF the concern Of Powell and
Dt4ny, as we'll as Denny and Psqvsl!, that all
who DO not pay IF their notes or accounts OF
give their bonds With iecugisy, on or before the
6rf day OF May next their notes and accounts
will be pat into the hands Of an attorney indii-
crim'nateiy.
Mr. LlvEr POWELL, Jun. of Mi5debu?g,'
is authorized TO fetse and receive the debts due
on accunus Of that coDcerr, ihnud sny apply
there in preference TO The fuhferihss in this place
Edmund Denney.
lanL,ry 40. few
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Ten Dcilars Reward.
Janrory 90.

II AN away from the snbscrioer Giving
N IN Ioud n cocnty, Vi ginla) about The 7ti
OF O:oser. 1905, Negro >onan by the
name IT CHAKLO s'E, low and well fet
w:ucb, about the age OF "a years, has large
white ard 'otl eycs and vesy hick lips, with
mouth e vsA capaei'y but, what luppole 10
be The moi remarkable, and by which Che may
be esiy known is laipe barc place on the
sack l.y-t If Der heads dteui i, unnecefry to
nseuticn hr. clo:ilGg IS she l,neth Of time
wsich Ae lias been abtent has given her an oP-
,.trtuny Of ch2ng;rs sheFn.
vii! save the ab We reward TO any pcrfon or
oe,lons, who will either deliver her TO me, OF
.or,Gae het IN any gos), 70 tha, | get ef again,
and III scstonabie changes ! VIII alic ply.
Nscho}a5 Grimes,
Near Mir. VIM Hann er's Tavern.
January n. Isw3
CASH, and the higheif price
will be given for Clean Linen
and Cotton Rags, by the Prln-
ter Of this paper.
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N O T I G. E.

The Subfuiber wifhrs TO inform the inhati,ants
of Alegandfa in ecnesal, thar he has Cellar,
at the lower.end of Duke f5err, under The
houfe of E. MN's;
WHERE He HAS FOR. SALE,
BeR Rhode-I0and Potatoes; New
York Cabhsges; Beets Turnips; Orions;
Pumpkins. He will artead at the Gala, every
day till II o'clock, during the Niq'er; WHERE
the inhabitants may be fupPlied with large or
fmall quantities of tn. above articles, on te ms
very moderate.
A. WILLIS. !.
January Is. dim
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04
mo. 1916
FOR SALE,

BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
n FEW hnslheads OF Tcbaceo, well in'ted %
II the Weti-Iotiia maikct,
Mould Candles in imali boxes, of very snFe.
ror quality, and which are worthy the sitsp.
rion Of private families,
An Invoice Of patent hoow Iron Ware, of En-,
glh manufacture,
Ooe Trunk Of mock Madras Handkerehiels &
various colours,
London Particular Teneif: Wine, in quarter
caGts.
Robert T. Ecoe, G5 Co.
January rs. er2w
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pubItf @als.
On FRIDAY next, |

q
,.,,ck WILDE fold 1t the Vendue Stors,
|fs' To-" r II M
!, MA, and bl,. Freach Brandy ia pipes
c q i pipes and bis.
s S5n;a.y and Apple Bandy in bio.
sm,, q hhds. tisrcrs and bis.
s S,;;. ,si brown Soap and .bo..,,
M %'niJ an and dot Candles ]
a,;So, il kegs, boxes and iar',
gs. ia kegs and trails,
0s..n,s Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Kerlemeres,
nlGb Plains, Kesfeys, Negro Cottoas,
Se,s... ElaRicks, blue Frie2es,
c,iinancoe,, RuGels, Yarn Stockings
Cnsz.s and Csllicocs,
Irih Linens. Sileha do.
o,naburgs and Iicklenburgs,
Mu,liu and Muslin ndkerehiefs,
Iad,. Mu,lins and Table Clothes, e
paadanna Handkerchiefs,
colour'd Threads, Hats and snndry Other
afticls,.
Philip G. MsrjQellsr.
Nov, ~.
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Vaudeville and IameHon,

Vaudeville and ,Iame1Ion,
OFFER FOR SALE,
For Cath, Produce, or on the ufual Credit
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LIOUORS g GROCERIES,
Conlifting OF
Mulcovado Sugars, of various qua
tiles.
Philadelphia and Alexandra Loaf and Lump
ditto.
+ I: : z.: g.. and ..'.. &c.
Old Jamaica Spirits, for family uie,
Peach and Apple Brandy,
Cegaiac ard Bordeaux DO.
Holland ADD Country Groevs,
70 barrels ttfong ana hne'h favored Rye Whis.
key.
Madeira,
Sherry,
pi i1,l ror' WINES.
Malaga, and
Tener;fe
90 csies ST. Easph Medoc C1arct,
butt old Afh proof Irjfii Wht&eY,
roo Cafes Wse Schiedam Gin.
A few ho8ih.sds of choice MolaGcs,
Tenneiiee and Georgia Gotten.
Gunpo.def, rp,c
Imperial, 1T c.a
Hyfoa, I'a 81. ~
eo o"ha = = ''"' country trade and family
I4yfon.i kin, and 'e'
Bobea
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Pearl Barley, Rice,
Starch, Zig blue, Soap, Muaard, Rappec and
Scotch Sncf.
SPICES-Pimehto, Pepper, Gloves, Caaia,
Natmegs ard Mace.
Ginger, race ant ground.
Flotant and Orleans Indigo, Nader, Cop
peras, Alum and BrinftoEc.
Patcn, Shot, al1orred, from BIB to No. g.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap
ping Paper, D:aijohns, Refined Salt Pe'Ec,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Britilh Gunpowder of various quail
tics from Fto treble battle.
October 10.
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THIS DAY LANDING,

Tits DAY LANDING,
From Sfbsoaty DOVE, Captain THOMAS, from
PORTLAND,
And for Sale, BY
Lawsafon aad ,Fowie,
pipe, I VIDONlA VINE,
8 half pipes, entitled TO
4 quarter cafks, DEBEkrvRs.
80 barrels Ncv, England Rum,
IA barrel, retsiling Sugar,
So boxes fmoaked Herings,
so tors Platter Paris.
February /.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04

Wanted to Hire,
a. . Negro Girl from ia to IA years
NSsse-APP!y to the PRINTER.
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JUST RECEIVED,

r. Notlceis hereby given,
- zoe stoekbosders Of tbt bans # Al<xa~d'ia,
NAT dividend Of tour per cent. on
~: = the capital flock Of iaid Bank for the hall
49,, ,,sa endlng this lay, is aciared, and will be
q = . be paid 10 them CT their representatives,
s0tsday next. ih- oth lpRaar.
y ''Ssr q ibs PreGdezs and Diyel7ors.
r.. Gurdln Chaplin, Cahlsr
o. 3taw4w
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Lve2400l C0aue Salt.

400 hhds. Liverpool coarfe Salt,
on board the lchoouer Polly and Eliza, at Law
ralon's wharf, and fer (alc by
Lawrafon & Fowle,
Wbo haze aJfo rseeived By .Jata Se6oo1er .ffom
Bgfou,
s hoglheads retailing Moiahes,
50 barrels New England kun,
100 b xes mould and dips Candies,
70 do. Chocolate
Is DO. Cod. Fiji,
10 caass frth Ra'fns,
90 boxes do. Mulcatcl ditto.
chefs Imperial Iea.
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Dlfolutlon Of Copartnerfhlp.

TIL Copartncrfiip bi,hevto futGaing uunder
The ira of Tqletb Riddle g CO. OF Alcxa",i ia,
was dif,lyed the Gr.t infant, by mutuH Gen.
cent: lh perEons that arc indebted TO, u that
nave cIsms on the fame, arc requsRcd to Como
.orwsrdan, (ettls. as it is dc6rabie TO clo'e The
,onc:rnIas foon as pofiiblc. Thofe wAdie ac-
counts ae of long ftan,ing are parti' olar'y re.
aueGed 10 attend 10 this notice, and MAKE
1syment 20 either OF she fubic.ihers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
Oh Alexandra.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
Sertecbel I8.
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TUNIS CRAVEN,
til: 'rsceizte BY lbe Iate arrjvah an eisgdHt ss
Jortrsskf If
G O Q d S,


Londoninpe.fne Cloths Corded Cambrieks,
and Cslimercs, Lace %
Bennett; patent Cords, Rich Colorado ard f.
Do. Wsifeoatlngs, cured India Mosiins
Silks, Malefins, Flo India and Britiih Book
rentines, do.
Imperial, cIcuded and Lace Caps & Hahekcr-
white Marf.i.s, chiefs,
Toilinetts, Snandowns, Extra Silk Gloyess
Flannels, rofe Blankets, PIC Mic Mus.
Coatrgs, Plains, Silk Cord and Buttons,
Ker!cys, Half.hcks, Camhrick Buttons,
Lambs Wool, Worsted, Artificial Flowers ana
Cotton and Silk no. Weaths,
fiery, CRficf Feathers,
irifh * Flanders Sheer. Italian Mantaus,
ings, Fine India Pertains,
~ ! I.ifh Linens, Baf,as, Msmoodies,
Shifting Cotton, DowlaG, TicSienburgs
Long Lawns, Onaburgs, Brown rolls
Linen Cambricks, &c. &c.
Dinises, Csmbrick DO.
n He daily expects an H5d:t''nos
saDortmsnt Of FALL GOODS.
Or. u. dit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04

IS i;.5l.e Prime retailing Mo!aae..
90 plncheons high proof jamaica Rum
busts Muicat Wine
q half Eusts Conganta Do.
q pipes fac old BRAZIL Madeira
l2 boxes Frerch Psuncs
y, 10 h h,s1s,. New. England Run ]
50 barrels Penny lvsnia Rye Whiikey
s cals refined Brili.h Salt-Perre
8 ,iercts Alum
80 buxes Moult and Dips Candies
10 boxes Chocolate
Juf received, and for fale, for CATH or on TIE:
u!ual credits.
Vaudeville & JameiIon.
December 81. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04

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