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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
PUBLIC SALE.
10 BE SOLD, on lhr. PREMISES, on MON !
DAY, tie 6th auy etv4itra nerf,
The Lots Of Ground, with

DIY, tie 6th Gay of v7f'Fa ne1f,
The Lots Of. Ground, with
the improvements, row occupied by MFR.
Hugh Smith, together With the whoc remain
ing part of the said two Lots, containing HAT
a square, save "a fest inches on Royal,
and lI2 feeton Qaecn-street, deeaed to and
how in the occupation Of Josta: b4andeviNe.---
The said Lots bounded on the south by the
let's formerly belonging TO the late H1llen'
Ramsay J; on the east by Royal-street, on the
north by Qleen-street,%aRd on the west by
Pitt-street. One third ofthe purchase money
to be paid down ); the reinainderin /, 2, or 8
years, as may salt the purchaser. A deed Of
trust and bond will be required TO secure the
payment of principal and interest thereon, an
nually. If any person wash to contract by
private sale,i previous to April, they may ap-
ply to John Lengden, who is authorised to bar
gain for the same. II the property be not
sold it VIII be leased ground rent Tor ever,
ON very low terms,
February IS. 2awts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
Public Sale.

ON TUESDAY next, at half psst 3 c'cleck,
will be sold on frsitl'swha-f,
70 Barrels and s Hhds. Sugar,
Ona credit of sixty and ninety days tor ape
proved Endorsed negotiable rotes.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
March Il. DE-
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One other Lot on Thompfon'
sNfarch5l4.
. PUBLIC SALE.

OlGLlAj S[A LIZ
Pursuant to q deed Of trust to the subscriber
from lain Pats and Eliza his wife, to Sc
cure the payment Of certain sums of money
due TO the hank Of Alexandria, from George
North and ComYfcQg. will be exposcdto sale,
at public auction, on the l4th day Of May
next, on the pss mises,
a certain piece Of Land, with
the Improvements thereon, newin the tenure
and occupation of Mr.. Jonathan Swift, and
boundtd by Oronoko, Pendetop, Patrick and
Fayetta- streets,
ALSO,
One eqaal uadividsd 4Msiety Of
Nine acres of Land, contiguous to
tho town of Alexandria, near the powder
house, and adjoining tie lands Of Charles Lee,
aaa philio r Fendall, deceased. a credit Of
Six, twelve, and cigstean month";, viii be 81
ven to the purchaser, on hiss giving his notes,
with an approved indorser, for the payment Of
the purchase money in three equal payments,
and further to secure the purchase money
deed of trust ca the lands purchased, w.i be
required.
.:LudweIl Lee, Trustee.
ns.,,l,a 3tawss
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mo. 1859.
t.. A. Card.

Mn. GENERlS has the:hoEor to
inform tho LADIES ana GENTLEMEN Of Alex.
andria,, that his next BILL will be or He'd.
seaday evening the. ! sth inst. He hopes tire
LADIES will dc him the honor of Attending.
March 16. 49, st
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RENT.

The STORE on Prinee-street, between
Fairfax and Prince-strcet, lately in the occu-
pationsaf Mr.. Ramsay. It is well-calculated
fora dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
derate. Apply to -
William Hedgfon.
Sept. 125. I'd
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| SEINE TyVTNE..
FOR SALE.

r. aduqntq gfous terms,
Il j ; s conSmoshous well-built threee
fp.4RE1oUSE on King-stret-
-acssrs. Richard Veitch & Cos
sl,,s. James Patton.
d.
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VIZ.
One Lot or parcel of ground.

One Lot or parcel of ground,
situate on the south side Of King-street and
to the eastward Of Fairfax-street, extending
on king-street IS feet, thence southwardIy,
with line parallel to. Fairfax street, 50 feet,
to twelve foot alley. On this lot there are
two good frame store houses
One other Lot situate to the
southwark Of Queen street, and On the east
side of Eairfax-stree aid extending there
with 27 feet 9 inehes, thence eastwardly and
parallel to Queen-street 90 feet.
.lLSO,
One other Lot On Thonpfon's
alley, extending. on saiS alley and binding
thereon Al feet 8 inches, by s5feet deep.
A credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months
will be gwen to the purchaser, en- his giving
his notes, with an approved endorsor, for the
payment of the purchase money in three equal
instalments, aid deed Of trust On the pro-
perry. 7
5Ludwell Lee, Trustee.
,%Marchsl4. 3taw3w +
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from .Aalress.
Ramsay and Catherine his wife, and Igfliaul,
Ramsay, to the subscriber, to secure the.
payment of certain sums of money to the
Bank of Alexandria, will be exposed to
sale, at public auction, Oh the premises, on
the i4th day of May next, in the town OF:
Alexandria, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY, !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
Spanl,sh Hides.
. A :TANNERY.
For Sale OR RENT,

"A .TANNERY, with convenient improve
N ments thereon, in the town OF Center
vile. Apply to Mr.. Daniel Harrington at the
premises, $op to the subscriber in Alexandria.
JOHN 9. L,ADD.
Februaiys95
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SALES AT VENDUE.
II, every Tuesday and Friday,
w WILL BE SOLD,

AT THE yEMDUE STOKE,
ssssee. nssPrincs and Water streets,
e4,my,,:sy 81 Dry Goods. Groceries, &c.
4 >, reicSlars CT which WILDE expressed:ln
the bills of the day.
AIi1 kinds Of goods which are on iimlta-
u. mi the prices of which are establishes,
~ -. az, time be viewed and purchased az the
imcsssIss aitation and prices :
p. G. Marstener, Y. NJ.
Nh 5Y7ELLER IND YoVJFG,
ezsYE JUST RECEIVED, &
qasatfty of BEEF--Bosson Inspection
NJ and 2--wh;ch viii be sold On mode
s'..s.osc,s Feb. SD 4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-03
Laes csbsning s gali.
PHILADELPHIA, on. go.


Yeiterday Arrived the {aip Neptune cant. I-ffr;..
GO days from P-teriburg.-Ou the 9TH of Sert. he
aopped at hiiineur, and failed from thence thr 5h
this place he Gill fcprd in the hands the Danes h
did duty At the Cattle, though they fuppofcd ,oua
Copenhagen fall they llouid be obigedto (ubmr al
To- Here ne learned that Copenhagen Gill held out,
anc was determined 70 do to the lat ex.remi-v
That the Bruih had opsned htir batteries for or 10
days previous TO his berg there. That they can
nonaded but little, there was but LITE fireinp in
the day; but through the night they lep, IN a
continual bombarduent, that they bad l.ysr.h
times let the toxin of Copeugsn ON fire which was
as often extingnhed, that the ri sh bef,re he fsed.
(being that OF the fonrh) the Britih had ain et ,b,
town on fire, which ieemed TO barn f,riouny, =,
long as Capt. J. in hsh,--Iu the found he Jaw,
above 400 li! OF ve.es, VIZ. men OF war ,ranlports
and vefleIs detained by the pii,h He did not I'M
deFltand that the Bri,ifh had made any asrenp, ON
Copenhagen by fea but depended aieof-e,her OH
their troops. One Brltifh friga.e spproching TOO
near the Crown Batteries, obliged 10 fur.ender
to the Danes
Capt, Jefferies left Petersburg the latter ED of
AnguH--~hile there, he peither heard or is. auv
thing ike war about to commence with Ecy!and "a
has been reported; brt the Brit veffels, of which
there were great number Croultadt and the Bril-
tin merchants leened to ne carrying on their buiine,
m every fepeet as Peaceabiy IS forncrly The
Rueans blame the Eul.ih for leading chem into ,h,.
war, and FAY they loh above 100000 men in it for
w Fu'Po'e' True Am0isoa.
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SD0u1e.9tsc
BosToN. Oao;,rr o.

Frsz Heyfgs. "A gentleman v no arrived in town
lats evening from Halifax, via Plymouth, and who
left the f"rner place the 9th infant. informs. that
the Englh September Packet had arrived there from
England, Bringing London papers to the 9TH Septen-
Der, and letters 70 the Oh The letters mentioned
that admiral Berkeley had been recalled bur thar the
order countermanded ioon ;,frer the djfpa;ches
received by the Revenge made known --and
that COCO troops ordered on, o Nova Scotia.
He ALTO 0bferyes, that orders had been received from
Epslaud for organizing the militia THAT ,vcyal COM
panies had been nlutered previous To hi. leaving fla
liiax and tia, the people there very ayere to
with tie u. States. Two of TIE Ia.on's mutt
neers had been hung her yard arm aud the
der rePrievej The Triumph and Leopard had a.
rived !rcai the Capes of Virginia.
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the ufaai refcrve and f,foirioufneis of their
chsrsSter, il the United states have now any
hing fear from Aa,ou Burr, as an ally 'of
Span. f-f. -
As To the conegaersss tia, may ari(- and the
lsg5nJ of policy that we ,houid derive from this
enterprife il IS iinbofiihle for us,o condepfe e
ven accnjeeterai view within many columns.
Bu, we haii Rae one confrquence and one lef.
fon only: EHr
The t,i.i of Smith and Ogden az New. York
and of Aaron Burr, will lead to'this faltary
impreiiion on the minds of the people They
wiilprove. chat our, government ia not ft,ch
friend 20 tbefe fecret enterprixes AS these adj
ycnturers pretended; and that iuch gentIenen
are in,the habit of closking their own dehgns
under fuch fai!r prerexts. IL will make men
more fufpicious and adventures lsfs daring.
II viii teach the neceHary oaotion OF siking for
fonie piedgr'tha, the enterprize propofcd is un.
der the ian6ton of government. q.
We muit fortiiy the mouth of the MifiGippi
We mutt ettasliih s-fliii stronger garrifou at n.
Orleans. We ,nuil ihcreafe the Notifications
of that city. We mua attempt to afimiis,e
the inhaoi,ants of that country more cioCely TO
our own .mapners, feelings and laws We NUT
give greater efficacy to the executive arm. not
by encrea6ng the fphSre OF IT'S power ut by
changing the governors who wieids X. For how
ever adapted the prefent governor NAV he 10
'"S. i"''u "iii iEtN'Su oi tuc ppf
Territory, he is Clearly una','c TO pilot tbe
harque or fate over the tempcfuous waves of
Orleans f -
WITH orc nrorc reflection, we il,ali 6nih this
portrait OF a;e6aa,.sf g-eatneE5 Is this me m an,
whom 10 many 1.-the FSderalifs delight to no.
nor and TO detfnd? Whole triumphs in the
court they feemt have as poignaniiy enjoyed,
as f,thoy bad been of their own party? Ii is.
And why I: Surrey not becaue they tan conf
Ger him as Martyr % a Saint. Why then
but hecaute they feem to nlidrr bim az a
thorn IN the eide of the Administrations. We fla
not ftop te examine into the morality OF that
party ipirit, which is capable OF fuch txceiies
but we may ak one plau puefion; how can
any republican henceforth pretend to talk Of a
union with men, who indulge fnch poticai AMI
notifies againit the prefsnt naturalization
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Sales at aurtlnn.

WILL BE SOLD,

III PcsIc AUCTION, wiTEoyr REerarz, Oh ErE D..
NESDb1', f5s 1 I'd NoDe,v5cy mex; at n. 17rei.
hag.bogft IF tie late JoLa INeCyedie--
a QUANTITY Or
T7XCELIENT' Hopfchold FURNITURE,
~ n collection Of valuabIe BOOKS
4 pair Of handior,e carriage HoRsLs,
a inall invoice Of GooDs,
61roEGs7 gHTcH ARc--
Two elegant Marfei!es CoUNrgRPANEs
And a variety of ufefu and elegant ARr1cLEs tors
numerous to be mentioned being the property of
John and George McCredie, deccafed.
On all funs above 50 dollars, there will be allow
cd a credit Of nine months; under SO dollars and o.
yer 80 dollars, three months credit purchafers Civ
ing negotiable notes with approved endorfers, or
bonds with approved feeurty.
JAMES PENN, Ex'r.
IF George A7sCrrd's, ard Ad1,injqrato-
IF TgGn lNeCrEdis.
Nov. 8. tdC
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By oisfpr # &r5g II Ggf cv,eD'cfnjr k;,j5s,s, M
he lcH S1y Of 9aiy iga ~ $yap,I Sayfb-cei 70, ft:
twbols f5e,cia ,7rafioreK EDH ff ISR attn Eovf
Soo, NJ II, Eaefe- Tsveya. On SaiwSyy Ht I1b bsG.
bof7oee7 bt tavrs II 2 ami ssioet
THAT valuable TENEMENT, on the fiay. War
! kct Square, now occupied By laid Sortpwick.
Trims One thoulhnd and fifty dollsrs payable in
rafh aud the reGdus on the 9th april, sos. to be
iecured hy an approved endorf,d negotiable note OF
a deed Of tru0 on the property.
THos. TAYLOR Y JAMES BROWN, jr.
Nov. 3. tif
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To VIM. c. WILLIAMS
Esoutpvs
EDMUrD W. RooTEs,
Cry or RIcHMoHD
IN puriuanee of the above communication. ,t.-
Comm'ttee for the City of Richmond have opened a
subtsrip'ion, which j, lodged at the oomp,n, houi.
of Edmund w. Rootes, where ,hofe gentlemen ,Si,ois
local iituaion rendered perioual application r,rs-
f."y or impraaieasle, call and depoit fuch iu,,s
as may COMFORT with their convenience on the pre-
fent melancholy occaGon. r.v
The committee are happy to fate that their exer4
tons have been crowned with that fneces which ba,
heretofore never failed attend eyertions of Gi
lar nature among the citizens OF Richmond. ~,
VIM c. WILLIAMS, , COM
EDMUND w. RoOTES,S ni,tec.
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TO BE RENTED.
MOUNT COMFoRT.

Z r IS mile End half Ir'-1 Northumberland arc
= fifty-G1 acres Of Land; ten acres of which are
',esdow. The Whole Farm encloied with he~ pois
and railirg.-A Dwelling Ioufe containing eight
rooms, and all ueeeGary Offices.
-HLSO--
TO HTRE--A good GAR DEfJzR, ard two well
qualified female houfe SERVANTS. They can be
recommended as hone0 and fober-- Immcdiste rof-
ftiion given Of the whole. Z. RANDOLPH.
November 3. rp2w.
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GRocFRr EUSINkSg q sTAND.

TTAvfNO determined to quit the Crosety Bu-
! l -fref--i viii let NY remaining term in the
Z ;oufs oceuyy, oppoGts the Scale Houie. An ear
~ poGefEon may sc had on taking fomc hfsiul art~
.le.4 WILLIAM HART,
Offgfiefir Scale HegjS.
Toyer,btrg Al
S-z The STOCK IS telling ofFst reduced prices
for clGI-many Articles well worth the notice Of
Groeeis
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NETWORK. OF o,

Capt. Doan, who arrived mere ycfcrtiar from
Bilhoa, informs that on the III OF Sept 40 600
Freach troops paGed through the neighbour
hood OF B'i5oa. on their wy 10 Portugal.
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ed ~ ate, however that he declared that he had no.
heep in or even in Richmond during f-veral
days while general w. under examination be-
lore the and that therefore he had heard but
little OF his evidence rcr had he had opportunity of
?eeing shan few OF his Grtt feutences which
were publifhed in a pe,vipaper.
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NORFOLK oAoher qe

Yeterday about one o'cintk the french Tr;-a,e T..
Gytei'e got under weigh from Craney Hand, with q
arong wind at ". 5. w and proceeded to lea she
was leir by the rilo, o'clock Ian night, about
leagues to the eaGSard of Cape Kerry gong ander
Preis of fsi at the OF II k.o.s About an
hour AFTER leaving the Cy5ele, fpoke pilot no M
formed tina, the Bri;h tbips were all a. h,iet a..
boat leagues 20 the iouhward ard twarL OF the
Care. The wind ihiftsd north abous midnight. n
has been blowing ever fuce, 10 thar Their. is every
reafon to believe che FriIa,e has eicaped,
FRrDEKIcKsBUho Goth Ot1o5er, soF.
Csniessn,
IN purfuance of the retolu,iors a cory of
which IS fublpnied, cover TO WOW fhicr:rti,,,,
papers for gathering relief 20 fuoh Of the nh. b.a,,
of this town as have been reduced 10 poverty and
wretchedne's by the late denruaiv- FIRE
We do nor DO YOU the rjutce to apologize for tn.
hurthe1 now put upon you The ocuevo!.ns feeiiny,
OF your hearts will furnf, IL, ample retrib,,,;cn
for the Inconvenience to heb you may be iabieS-
ed. The refut of your eifor;o you will be good e.
nough 20 report 70 as ioon IS may he convenient.
We your pbed;ent lervant.,
REM MIN BOTTS
HUGH MERCER,
WILLIAM ShoCE,
GEORGE FRENCH
3 JOHN MINOR.
JAMES SMOCK,
CHARLES l.. CARTER,
BENJAMIN DAY,
ROBERT PATTON.
n NJ II
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New-o''ears, Sep, 10, lao7.

Ma. ThzFwcii's rapidly d uueraner, which
i"reed ue 20 euriai his evidence, has I'd Us INTO one
m."ta~ In arl'grr 20 qpalnn wtether he had
obrrved amy ipcpuiilteucy or contradiction w. the e.
vi5suse delivered by gen. fkulon before tho iudve
and tha given 70 the Grand Jurs we have reprefn,-
sd nan sntwsrng mons Ai.a,. We have oa,it
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THE SUBSCRIBER

hFfERS for fale, 500 acres Of that valuable trasQ
~ GLAND, in the North Garden in Albemarle,
on on the waters of Hardware, known by the name of
ohepPards quarter the wood land of which is Nrorc
TOBACCO land, and the plantation in good order for
farming having good framed Barn, al Overieer &
negro noues on IT. There abcu: 20 acres OF nrcrg
bottom land to clear, which will produce GOOD ,;no'
thy. This land lies about 60 miles from Milton and
Warren, and between the latter and the land is a
valuable cheat mill, it is in good neghbourhood,
and well watered, Mr.. Matthew Brown, who lives
on the land, will ihew it any ore applying (cr the
iubierber) 1850 dollars Of the purchaie rnousy will
be required in hand, and the balance ia three equal
annual payments, with fecuriiy the land. If the
above land, be not fold privately before (of which
notice will be gven) will be offered for fae, on
the above terms, OH Monday the 9th day of NAV
next at Charlottesville being Albemarle ccsrt day
by D. MINC7.
March 20. 1awG,y,
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THE BATTLE OF LINDEN.

ON Li1dea, when the fun was low,
All bloodless lay the untrodden fuow
And dark as winter was the flow
Of1Jiy rolling rapidly.
But Lisdcn flowed another fight,
When the drum beat at dead Of aigh.,
Commanding fires u death to light
The darkness Of her ieeEery.
By torch and trumpet fan arrayed,
Lab horfeman drew MS bsttle blade;
And furious every charger Deighed
To Din the dreadful revelry.
Then fhool the bills by thunder riven.....
Then rulhed the iced to battle driven;
And Vol.eying ike the bolt OF heaven,
Far hiihed tie red artillery
And reddcr Gill hal be the glow
On Linjsa's bills Of purple fnow;
And b!oodier Gill Dali be the Cow
Off, rolling rapidly.
lis morn"-yet icarec yon lurid fun
Can pierce the war-oioud rolling dun
Whit furious Frsat and fiery Hun
Shout an their iuipliursus eanHoDry.
The combat deepersl ....on ye brave,
Who ruin to glory, or....the grave
Wave, 11paieb, all your banners wave,
Aad charge With all your ehivalry,
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Tnteeeuann.
Cay 81 Makisgt.n. ]
Ma b l1i6, IsO1.S

Ot.A
riaying been Informed that there were feveral un-
authorized and probably fome lPurions publications
preparing for the preis, the fuhieG ot my
late the Pacific Ocean by individuals entirely
unknown to nae, have confidered i, duty which
owe the public, well myfelf put them On their
guard with relpea fuch publications, let from the
pra6ce of iuch impot;ons they may be taught to de-
precia,e the worth of che work which mylelf
preparing for publication before it ps.bly appear,
much time, labor, aud expenfe absolutely nece-
iary IL order to do unice to the ieveral iubjecfs
which it will embrace With view therefore to
proven, the prace of thoe receptions, the public
Informed that the lns for fubferiptions which have
been promulgated by mylelf are headed with the fub
joined Prospectus, and that thofe who with poi
feis the genuine work, may obtain it by entering
their names on thoie lifts. The Prolpeefus will
ferve 20 thew tie di1ribution and contents Of the
work.
The map will moi probably be pablifhed by the
latter end OF Oaober next and tie rit volume OF the
work about the n of January 1903 the two re-
raining volumes will follow in fueceiIion early as
shey can politely be prepared for publication.
AS early as jun climate fthe price of the feve-
raj parts Of this work be formed, public notice
will be given Of the fame through the medium Of the
Prefs
To Robert Frazier only has permifIion been given
ether by Gen. William Clark myfef, to publh
any thing in relation to late voyage. When the
propofals were hrft drawn in October laf for the
publication of the journal of that man. they fub-
mitted to me for correction then expunged the
promile which had been made, that the work Ihould
contain information in relation the natural hiory
o! the country through which had paiied and
toned the p.rfons concerned in the publication to
promie the world any thing with which they had
the means of complying; but as the hope of gain
feems to have outarpped their good faith the pub
lie in this reipea; think it my duty declare tina,
Robert Frazier, who was only private this ex-
petition, is entirely unacquaintsd with eeletal oh.
fervaHons mineralogy botany, zoology and there
fore cannot poaibly give any accurate information
,hoie fuhjeas, nor on that of geography, and tina,
the whole which can be expected from his Journal il
merely limited detail of daily tranfataions. With
repetl to all unauthorized publications relative th
voyage, prelume that they cannot have nrongel
pretenions to accuracy information then that o.
Robert Frazier.
MERIWETHER LEWIS.
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ENGLISH JANUAR7- COMMERCIAL
REPORT

The weollen manufactures in the north and welt
of England not comfortably injured by the recent
events the continent The bsme confirmation increa-
ies the commercial difribution of Britih goods in
the Ege-IHdieS is every year extendng the aneio IL
7e'ie6n5 take Oft, eVfry yfar greater quantities than be-
fore the trade Of the sdttryanean, the Leuant and
the Bk~tk Ssa open, Till new marts for Brtiih wool
lens.
The trade in Welh hannesis thought to be, at this
time, one OF the moi Promifng in which mercan-
tile man can hazard speculation. 1t is, for London
principally in the HANDS Of one or two houfes which
have gained exceedingly by it, even within very
few years.
Such has been the general increafe Of the 4UosRen
trade of this country in the pace of fourteen years
that the EATER returns to the uices Pontrefa OF
the quantity Of wooen manufacture in the riding Of
Yorkshire in which it ftands, were,
In 1872, 9o332 pieces of broad e!o5, and l5o,666
pieces of nayrOzU cloth,
In Iao6, 3oo,237 pieces Of broad and 165 ,ss7 pie
ces Of narrow.
Our information refpeGing the eoftsn manufacture,
is not Haterng. The home coulumption is inImenfe
bu. the laes for the Freaeb, Duteb and German mar
kets are comparatively nothing.
The iron and eobps, works of Great Britain CONT
nue. iiouriihng. The manufacturers of Birmingham
and Sheffield have Of late had large orders for So5
american market--T manufacturers till find their
way, alfo, to Paris and over the continent
BY our pofIeflion of Malta, bril trade yielding
quick returns, is carried to the pons Of Iaiy
Malta is the emporium, the fore .houfe. Prom Nal
ia we fupply Lcgboyn, and other places under the
power Of the French. But the En,,!i, goods are fold
even before they landed, for ready money; and
icarcely pounds worth Of Britilh property is
any moment hazarded where the French might feize
it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27
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By vir:ue OF Deed &C Truii, executed b. R,hr-s
Woodcoek, the Subcr Der will offer for fle to The
higheR bidder, Chelerfield Court. Houfe. on
Monday the ighteent., day Of May next:
I>IIE TRACT or L-E-YD. whereon the iaid Hob,
i Wecdeoek reGdes, in Cheaerfield county. con.
tanning two hundred and four acres of Iand more or
lefs, and adjoining the Lands of Samuel Fsrn,ar T.
phraim Cartwright, Henry WooLcock, Thomas Cr1-
CORY, John Hancock, Enoch Adkins, Max Farnar
and Daniel Farmar this fale made to fatisfy deb,
Of two hundred and ten pounds with in,ercr ~,
the 10th day of March SOC, due from the iau -.
bert Woodeock to major Winfree.
THOMAS GRAPES, Truflcs.
March Is. oawsw