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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-06

e! In vain we may cry out against our
selves, or the improvident conduct of our ru-
lers. Why so much cold calculation about
expending few millions to preserve that ma
tienol honor and indetendence which cost thou
sands Of lives and millions Of money? It
gives reason to suppose that motives of popu-
lar applause, have operated more. than patri-
otism, or real economy, to produce such a
line Of conduct.
Why SO anxious about paying off all at
once the national debt, which Injuries no one
Employ a part Of your revenues rather to
maintain national defence, to support national
honor, to improve the public roads, and to
establish useful schools cd learning. There
is no occasion of being always talking about
leaving every thing ready done to posterlty.
Let postcrity take a small portion at least, CT
the burthen if such there a,e after what is
done, on their shoulders. There is not d,l-
.tiful and affectionate child in the U. States,
who will not say-ss Father, thou hast dene
enough leave something for me to do. 1t
is not right or reasonable, that the rising &C.
neration should have every thing ready done
10 their own hands. Thou hast given Us for
tune and independence employ the public
revenue to defend us.
The public lands will be more than sufiici-
eht in a few years to pay off the remaining
part of the national debt.l To protect the sea-
port and commercial interest, is to protect
equally the landed interest. They are init
mateIy connected and nlItuasly dependent On
each other. All ideas of locality ought to be
done away. The weak and vulnerable parts
of the body polite, Ike the natural body,
ought TO be well defended. In this way the
public interest ard general security VIII be
found Away with all inyidlous distinctions
all party spirit. Chsoss1nsn for their known
ability, integrity, honor and courage, as IN
70. Then, and not Until then, viii the A.
rnerican name and.nation be respected.
Having been absent from the Y. States fos
twenty years, ] can Wish truth and propriety
subscribe myself ..
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:ss,act ef q letter jrsm Liverposl, dated
9th Tune.

II a " !
The demend for co.tons 10 general has
leen tor some time tolerable fair, which it
Till continues 20 be !: but the sales not be-
ng equal to the import, we-havc at present
10 accumulation of stock, aud the plr.
thasers having had the opportunity of se-
letting good cottons. what is. on hand IS
Principally of middling and inferior quail
~.
e. Several vessels with cottcn from New
Orleaos' are JUST arrived, and Others We
understand are in the Channek In the
present state ofthe market, We cannot look
for any immediate Improvement 10 the pri.
ces, and some doubts may be entertained
ct The continuance of the presens, particu-
Early II a reverse 10 the events Of war
shoa'd &c experienced by our allies on the
Continent.
ssFhe demand being principally for N.
Orleans and good Upland co.sons, our
supply of these, which is pretty heavy,
will not much more than meet the con.
sumpion. Sea Islands and 6ne cottonsare
less enguired Br.
1.-THE weather which we have la,ely had,
having been peculiarly noe for the season,
the farmers in the interior have sent their
wheat TO maske, 10 every direction, which
from the canal navigation they are enabled
to Go at small expsnce. From this,
.apd the impression produced by the large
arrivals Of wheat and aour both here and
ID London, the prices Of these articles
Rave Fallen considerably; tie FRS, cireum-
stance has, however. produced the princi
pal e.fect. The future currency OF these
articles is quite preearious. -.
Z "a tolerable sppply Of pc, ashes having
just cocse forward, we may calculate 90 a
decline in the price, bu, that of pearls
seems likely TO be maintained.
The export demand for rice has 10
great degree subsidized.
$ In tobacco, lit,le has been done during
the last month or six weeks.
eve have lately had scarcely any de.
maud for uaval stores, blu, the market re.
mains steady, aud the present quotations
are likely to. continue unless the import
should be very considerable.
1ooQ slaves seii Ieaaliy, anu 'ttaosis
s,eads.
q Indigos, both Caracas and Guatima-
J Ia, are 10 fsir demand, and the late arrivals
have fully eqaalled our quotations.
IS Cochineal is much wanted, and there
Is a, present none in the market.
Is khe sale Of mahogany is still very
heavy, ari We arr abuudsn,ly supplied
VITA ayewoods."
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Public Sale.

: sola Tor cash, at Fauguie,. coart-h0.sse,
Sero0n The s9d day efthis month,
vs yse ! valuable Negroes. con-
sstis ss % Us in trust by Turner Moreteoa. to
debt due Roberts and Griffith. :
ohm A. w. Smith.
Hugh r. Campbell.
Angus. 8. TRusrEEs.
eol2t
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PARIS, fine Is.

Our court is 20 go iuso mourning for 20
days, for the death Of the empress of Aus.
tria.
An i!iumina.ion is ordered tomorrow
night for the taking Of Dangzic.
On the 4:h inst. .he English prisoners at
Ve.dun celebrated shri; kings birth day
with acclamssions aud toas.s of God
save the king
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NACUE. sfuHe s

Hope Q Co. of Amsterdam, have urdef.
taken TO nsgaliaae loan of $4,000, 900 ef
forms fer Spain.
The hopes CT peace have revived since
the fail Of Dacsz!c.
For some time the interest on our debt
has bssn paid with the greatest exac!i
tude.
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assrsaor!a Daily aDberttser.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6,
--r1s---
NR. SNowpEN,

i. !.
IN republican governments, where the mr.
ti,ia are depended upon, at least IN the first
instance for the safety Of the nation, it is
conceded point that they ought to be acquailt-
sd with the means of defence. In order to
procure this knowledge, some means otllsr
than the common and usual practice Of mus
terinc in companies three or four times a
year should be resorted to. There is how
ever some difficulty III Introducing new modes,
CT changing old habits, however simple the
change, or useful the alteration may be. To
End fault IS not doing much good it is the
business of all to lend helping hand to rcme-
dy the evil: it is with the aged to encourage,
With the experienced to instruct. The plan
mean to recommend IS simple, is easy, and
practicable.
In every school of from twenty to thirty
bows, let there be person procured to teach
the boys from twelve years old and upwards,
the practical part of the military art, to wit,
the manual exereise, the marching and field e.
yolutions-ane hour-in day for few months
would give them more information on this
subject, than g century would teach grown
persons, IL tbs usual mode. For those per-
sons above the age OF the school, would re-
commend to associate themselves in small
squads, and place themselves under proper
disciplinarian for an hour daily, and as they
| become acquainted with the military nanau-
vres, to meet weekly and exercise in compa-
nv, from that to exercise In battalion and re-
! siment---the traIisisien would be easy.
SIEUB En-.
~ =
Capt. Burroughs of the ship Temperance,
sailed from Hamburg the Grst June. They
| had heard of the fall of Dantzck, and rumors
of "a continental negotiation for peace were in
| circulation. On Thursday last, Capt. B. fell
! in, with the Swedish ship Hannah and Ann,
from Port au Prince, sior Newly oriS, in very
distressing situation, all her crew except,t the
cap.aia and one hand having died of the fes
yer. Three OF four men of color, passen-
! gers, were the only persons left on board to
manage the ship-~heing IN want of Fincgar,
capt. B. threw over cask to them, but did
not deem it proper Or prudent to have any
closer communication with her. Captain b.
doubts whether she will be able to get into
New-York.
EPal. halter.
There is not, We believe, the least foun-
da,ion for the rumor ofan engagements be-
tween the United States friga.- Cons,itu-
tion aud British ship Of war, 10 the Me.
diterraucau. (2V0f. Int.
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DANTZiC aanne 8.

The emperor resurned from hence yes.
,erday. The damage done to house. in
this piece BY the siege, is estimated a. IL
millions. The houses which general Kal.
kreolh ordered to lie demolished in the
suburbs, are estimated al, 8 millions.
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HAMBURGER. fune s.

-Ths Russian Gazette Of May 8, con.
iains a slss Of I2s officers killed 10 the field
OF bas,lS, and Is thar have died of their
wounds. The Russian aees al Cronstads
is TO sail as soon as The season will per.
NH.
The Warsaw Gazette Nav ~, contains
the following article:
. a courier arrived here yesterday from
Conslansinuple, and broughs official news
HAT the English had besn bea.ea 10 Egypt,
and .fosced TO re.embark
SoI,ies are sull often made from Neiss,
but sEsis ansuceessful.
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Translated from late French 6apeYs
BERLIN, Mcy 80,

The nomination by the king Of Prussia
Of Hardenberg as his prime minister, is
unfavorabie 10 peace; as'the emperor has
heretofore refused to treat with him.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-06

Died, this morning, Mrs. E. r'eigAtnan, con-
sort Of Mr.. R. Welghtman, Of this town.
The friends and acquaintance. of the deceased
are requested to attend her funeral, tc-mor-
row afternoon at four o'clock.
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There is not, We belisve, THE least foun-
dation for The rumor ofan engagements be-
tween the United States friga,e Constitu-
tion aud a British ship Of war, 10 The Me.
diterraucau. Nat. mt. I
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-16
Noticeis hers by given,

THAT in consequence of "a deedc.'
1 trust from Henry. u sHeoe, late of Prince
Nilliam county, deceased, TO secure the sum
sItarce hunlfeI and;eighty-one Poaands.ninc-
.sca shillmgs and three pence, due TO Alex
sadcr Smith, of Alexandria, from the said
Il. D, Hooc--on the first day ofthc next dis
rel court to be held at Hay Market, In
Prince William county. ! shall proceed to sell
10 he highest bidder, for ready money, tract
If LAND, situate in the county OF Fauqsler,
containing one hundred and fifty acres-whlch
Land has on it a Mill, Store House and a
comfortable Dwelling House, with necessary
Ggtsiioasessi is situated about Eve miles from
Iay Market and wss formerly occupied by
Nathan Matthew. The sale will take place
athetavcrn Of iBenjamin Bsonough, y the
Nxs Of Hay Market.
r. Young.
September IL. dts
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District of Columbia.

NuI4CE Is hereby gfvess 70 al zuhom st.
: nay eoneeru, that the Consul General
sostugal to the United States of America,
Y authorised the subscriber legalizc all
$50 that may be necessary for vessels.
'0 irora the paris of this district to any n.
ss s. or, Madeira.
slose masters Of vessels who may omit
,s'S their bills Of health thus certified, will
I b;0e . undergo quarantine.
,c,s s.s requisite that any article shipped for
l.es sa' Of Portuguese subject. should be
Wy. NC, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
81 ~'a the bills Of lading legalizeal as above.
!, Lewis Dcblols.
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Ca Removal.
r O Fl N TsU C K e Il,

5. 10 HIN TtU CKE r,
Has.removetl from King streetto his wharf
adjoining Mcssss. Jonah Thompson s Sons,
where he has for sale
a 1900 SPANISH HIDES
1000 bushels coarse Turk 81 Island SALT,
First quality Museoyado S taeiAR n hogs
heads and barreis--and
GROCERIES as usual.
1 Hcalso takes the Liberty to infoiza has
friends in the country, that he has large and
commodious Warehouse for the reception CT
-four, either by water or Wagons, and would
5takein flour on storage.
October 10. eQfOd StaW3W
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PublicaGaIe.

g. vsrtue Of deed Of trust from PHILIP
W,d.W7'OyTaad zl.4RY Ills ayfe, TO me suS-
srm6ers, to secure a at6t ozuing By I'M 10 fhe
Bank Of .Aleaand,ia, on THURSDAY tie
2sthiast. aalibe entoscdto safe, on crfdifef
sic, tzyelve andeighteen months, carrying an
linsrest from that day, several LOTS ana
f,a.cels Of GRQLEAD, inshe tosrn ct .Gleran-
.dra, 10 zait: /, "a.
An undivided Moiety ora piece
efGround, with the Improvements lying up
on the wect side of Royal-strcet and to the
northward OF King-strect, fronting twenty
five feet six inches on Royal-street, and ex-
tending back one hundred and twenty three
feet FIVE inches-thc whole ground subject TO
an annual rent of fifteen pounds twelve shii-
Hngs, Virginia currency.
A piece Of. Ground, lying up
on the west side Of CoIumbus-strect and to
the southwark CT King-street, extending on
,Colulnbus-street sixty-si feet seven inches to
a twenty feet alley, then westwardly with the
line Of the alley one hundred and sixteen ieet
to another alley fourteen feet ten inches wide,
then northwardIy with the line otthat alley
twenty SIX feet seven inches, then eastwardly
twenty-four feet three inches and an hall, thea
northwardly forty feet, then eastwardly nine
ty one feet eight inches and an balt--sabJect
TO an annual rent of forty nine dollars fifteen
cents.
A Square of Groand. con
tanning two acres, lying on the south SIDE l9 OF
Wolfe-street, north side OF Wllkes-street,
west side of Patrick street, and east side Of
Henry-strcet
A large Frame Store &c Ware .
house, built upon piece Of ground lying on
the south side Of Prince street and to the east
ward of Fairfax-street, the ground is thirty
feet some inches front on Prince street, the
building nearly covers the whole front, .no
building is ensured.
James Keith,
John C. Herbert.
October 9, ass
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P. G. Marstsller, Y. N.
n O II I C. e..

THE co,nmittce appointed by the common
,a,acil 70 { ontract for the repair ofthc wharf
: nc end OF Duke-strcet, are l;ealyto receive
:. ,,snosals for the same. Mr.. Haron Hezves,
8 !, sspplication, viii point the necessary re-
s,iir; and recei1e proposals until the goth IN
STINT
October 8.
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60. REMON,AL.

|. UII.LLA431~ B.dR7 E11,fJYh has removed
TO the lower end of King street, opposite to
! Mr.. Hugh Smith glass and china warehouse,
where he has an extensive and general assort-
.nlsnt Of GROCERIES, &c. for sale on his
tusual terms.
|, September Is. diff
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FRIDAY, OeroBER is, 1907.
5.M.A.NTED.

A middle aged woman, capable OF nlallagg-
ing a house. To one Of good character hbe-
nal wages Will be given. Enquire l fthe Prin-
Ter.
Sept. g.
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Public Sale.

M virtue Of a decree of the county court
dot Prince William, WIN he soldite the
highest biddsr.cn. the 29s.zSsstant, before the
hsern Of Benjamin Bronaugss at Hay Market,
on Z credit DISK months, the purchaser CIV
nsbond and approved seca@ty fosthe pay :,
meut--l'he following tracts IF land belonging
n,hc estate of Henry Dade Hooe, deceased,
the tract containing about
nc asrcs,yng III Farqaier County the road leading
ion Haymarhesto Ffederickibsrg the quality Of the
Id sxrsasiy good.
One other tract Of land dtuate
FauGaisr County near the rhorough fare mills con-
timing 22c acres. hayisg il Dweliing-houle Store
aOcl aud Offices, alfo Merchant III on never fail
as aream capable Of being rendered extremely vaua
be- The soil Of thsiaad rsmely fsrtile and abous
~ t'arth gift good meadow land.
The Decree under which tits land is TO be iold is
tsas-do the will Of laid r. D. tfooc ordering the
nuss q betoldf ,rthc payment ofhis debts.
Ohm H. Peyton, co,v,,.,
Wm.A. G. Dadc,. w
0ctoScr < dSy
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PUBLIC SALE.

u Pursuance Of "a decree of the Superior
.caft of Chsncery, holden az the capitol,
Richmond, March 5, 1907, viii be sold,
90 the premises, on FkIDAN the seth
Instant, tothe highest bidder. for cash:
4 House and Lot-d9so, an uEin1-
nosed lot. situated ON the north side OF
uake-street, between Columbus and Alfred
1sssss--thc property of Amos Alexander.
he sale VIII commence ar 10 O'Clock.
CuthLert Powell,1 8
phineas anney,
Thomas Janney,
October z. dts
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Public Sale.
On SATURDAY next, at N O'Clock, will be
sold, on the premises.
A two. story Houfe and Lot.
5ofGround, situated on Prince street, between
St. Asaph and Pitt-strcets-the lot fronts %.
feet, and in depth S. feet Aliberal credit
s'slil be sIsc',,,i-;si svill be made known at
fhe place of sals.
The above property isanow occupied by
John Lanhans.
r.. G.. Marae!Isr.
October Il. dts
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HORWELL'S
Celebrated Patent Suj9sndeYs,

Celebrated Patent Sulpenderss
T1yOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, Sc tar eS-
! IL ceeds any in use. TO be had wholesale ale
and retail at the MANugAcTcay, lower end
of Prince Street Alexandria.
~. b. The Subscriber has complete as
.sortment well adapted for the Winter Season,
and Can supply wholesale purchasers on adj
vantagcous terms.
Richard HorWel.
Sept.as DOM.
DIRECTIONS.
The buttons on the back parts OF the waist
band ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper STRAIN, !,
ling and thereby destroying the ease designed
lin the construction of the article,
Richard Horwell.
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y y r.
Iaho hare or sale, no4o la,saing,
20 bales upland cotton
700 sides soal heather
cases cotton and wool cards
SO boxesefrst quality HavanIi:a segars.
IN STO RE,
= bales Kendall cottons will ts sold at
4 do. plains small ADVANCE.
10 bales Beerboon gurrahs
700 sides soalleather
5 chests imperial q yE14s
Is do. Young Tyson
20 pipes Holland Gin, superior quality
5 pipes Bourdeaux 8,ordv.
2 do. 9Th proof Cogniac
20 hogsheads NEW-k. s.5
pipe l.. P. Madeira vine
cases claret Go.
% hogsheads retailing molasses
10 do. spermacaeti 5
$50 boxes brown soap
70 do chocolate
so do. cod fish
( so barrels and half barrels .nlackarel
Hogshcads and barrels retailing sugars
Spermacaed oil in small casks
100 dozen English sewing tWins
Bellona gunpows.er, SC.
October 6.
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Ten likely NEGROES. con


sisting OF men, women and children among
whom are, good house carpenter and an ex-
cellent house servant-one Harpsichord, In
tolcrable good order.-This property will be
sold on credit of SIX months, the purchaser
giving bond and security for the payment.
Also, at the sane time and flace Willie sold,
A Tract of Land, commonly
called % 7ebb's Dale, situated on Quantico
Creek, about one mile and a halfbelow Dunn
fries containing about three hundred acres.
On this land, whose situation and quality emf
nently recommends it, is good dwelling
house and Offices.
a Lot IA the town of Dumfrles,
on which is erected large and convenient
stable.
Several Lots in the town OF
Carrborough, at the mouth of Quantico-
Creek, some ofwhich are improved, and all
of which will be particularly designated on
the day Of sale.
The real property above mentioned, will be
sold on "a credit of six months for one half
the purchase money, and of twelve months
for the balance, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security for the payment.
Benjamin Bots, g
John II. Peyton, 3
VIM. A. G. Dade. 3
October s. Ilo,] dts
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7DHN HORNER, Jun.

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC,
TSHAT he carries on the WAeelazyhs and
BlacksmitAs' business in its various
branches, at his shop on Royal-street, near
the corner of Prince street, where ne VIII
execute all orders with nsauless and dis
patch.
IS October T.. 4N
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n o r I c 2.

HE. partnership heretofore subsisting be-
u tween the subscribers was dissolved tie
seth day Of September, by mutual consent.
3 John Homer, sen.
John Herner, Jun.
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mo. 2o44.

. \ 4
lust Il RECEIVED,
Big tie schooner IAois1s, from SALEM, a5sa
8 for sale by
LEWIS DEBLOISs
90 tons. Of RUSSIA HEMP,
RUSSIA DUCK,
RAVENS DITTO
TANNERS @ III. So
x.dlso fl. sale,
The fald Schooner Thomas,
Happlied for Immediately to tie Captain chi
board at Hepburn S wharf, or to
= LEySIS DEBLOIS.
h October IS. q
Tanners OIL, at s dolls. per barrel
Spanish HIDES. ar To- to Is cents, some
Of (which will average IS pounds, and one e.
quail to any ever imported from Tie Spanish
Main
Best green c oFFEE
SUGAR IN hogsheads and barrels
Loaf and luten 81 Jei AIRS, Of the FIRST qua
lily
A few segoons Of fotspt INDIGO,s and
a ty3oof GROCERIES, as aisual
5000 bushels Of grs,tnd II IiIIA1 SALT a
Goat, and 1000 bushels Cadlz. in store which
is a consignment and will be sold on reason
able terms by
NcrdsealsMalsr,
October Is.
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Public Sale.

By uirtue q a decree Of the county courf ct
Prince tIllianr, nil be erhcsed 10 sale, BE-.
fore the front door Of the coart-house, IN the
to4cn Of Durnfries, on the ,frss lfONDAY
in November nert, the jollosoing PROPER.
& -1'Y, Uiz.
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Public Sale.

T9Y virtue of deed of trust from Baldwin
ID Dade to the subscriber, made for thepur-
pose Of securing the payment OF three hun
kred dollars and interest thereon since tt first
day Of October, 1906, and the expences Of
sale, &c. unto Jonathan and Mahlon Schol
field, will be exposed TO public sale, for ready
money, on the 22d day of this present month,
on the premises, at three O'Clock,
A House and Lot Of Ground,
Situate, lying and being upon the west sideof
Alfred, at and to the southwark of Oronske
street, in the town of Alexandria, and bound
ed as foloweth, to wit:-Beginning upon Al
fred at the corner of the square formed by O.
ronoke and Princess streets, supposed to be
l76 feet 7 inches from each street, be TIE
same more or less, and running thence north
wardIy with Alfred street and binding there
with 40 feet, thence westwardly with 2 lire
parallel TO Oronokc and Princess streets 1913
feet inches, then southvardIy with line pa
ralel to Alfred street 40 feet, thence with a
straight line to .he beginning--it being that
house and lot formerly occupied by Parthinia
Dade and her daughter, deceased.
s.. Andrew .Scholfsd, Trustee.
| Ian. s dts,
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JOSEPH II. MANDEVlLlis,
KING STREET.,
Athis Grocery g Fioau Stare,
EAsox HAND NJ OFFERS FOR SALE,
Muscoyado SUGAR of various qualities
Moore's Loaf and Lulap do,
NlOLASSES in hhds.
Havana HONEY
Imperial,
Hyson, EAo,
zsoss 5 H;,oa : I of.- good quality
COFFEE & CHOCOLATE
Spanish SEC AIRS in boxes
PA1SI3ES IN kegs and boxes
Jamaica and Antigua 81 IRfT, old and good
Low priced Wcst-India RUM
Nesv-England 90.
French and Peach BRANDY
Holland Grs
RE W@H!SKEY
Stoug|.ton's 8TTEI' ERS in bottles
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould and dip'a CANDLES
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT, In sacks
or by the bushe!
American GUNPOWDER
Wrapping Paper, DemiioEns, Snuff in bat
ties, Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Black Pep
per, &c.
100 tons Plaster Paris.
90 bis. whole or gross HERRINGS
100 BIS. cut do.
90 bis. SHAD
Glover Seed.
Ckeshfe CHEESE Of an cxceIIentqual
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13
FOR Rem t..

The. STORE, on Prince-street, between
Fairfax. and .Pgince-strcet, lately IN the occu-
patton of Mr. Ramsay. It is we'll calculated
for a dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
derate. Apply to
William Hodg(on.
Sept. IS. d