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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

ttt1 pener., ciicalaticr On tne Continent
The Senate and legislative Body VIII l.,
reserved; out the Tribunate viii be dei.ni-
lively suppressed
The next Legislative Body viii be COM
posed OF two Chambers, viz.-Au Uppe,
Chamber in which will sit and vote all the
Princes, Dukes, Counts, Marqpiscs, and Ba-
rons, lately created and Lower Chamber,
composed of Deputies from all the Depart
,nents.
Every proposition for a law must be &C
cepted by the.two Chambers, and sanctioned
bYthc Emperor.
The Empire will be divided into 25
Governments each o. which will have an In
"a dai,t for the administrative part, * Par
lament fer the Judiciary parts "
From this outline, it should seem, as if an
attempt is to be made to assimilste the French
legislature to the Lords and Commons OF
Great Britain, and to restore MANY If those
Institutions, which fell prey to the ravasos
a. the revolutionary storm. The French may
hsrermitted to have the scmblance, but ,,.i-
GSNthe tyranny Of Bonaparte, they can never
be permitted to enjoy the advantages of the
Legislative Code, provided by the free con
stitution of G.. Is.
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DOMESTIC.
NENY-NORK. November 90.

<
Capt. Fower of the Melantho, from St.
Thomas, informs that St Tbomas's was close
iy blockaded by part of admiral Ccchrane's
squadron. The Malantho was boarded cffthe
port by the fiigate E,halion and detained two
days. NO vessels were suffered to go in or
come out. schooner from PhiladelL hia was
amonst those that were ordered of
Captain Fowler, from St. Thomas, informs
that the port was strictly blockaded by the
squadron under Admiral Cochranc, who
would not suffer any vessels to, go in or come
out. The Melantho was boarded of the port,
by the Ethalian frigate, and detained two
days; schooner from Philadelphia was turn
cd off.
" vember So
LIBEL SUIT..Yesterday came on for
trial, at the sittings before his homer Judge
spencer, the cause of Maturin Livingston,
rs. James Chectham, for another libel, in
charging the plaintiff with having been de-
tected in cheating at cards. The Judge, in
ms charge to the Jury, about o'clock in the
afternoon, with perspicuity and strict impair
TALLY, recapitulated the evidence, explained
the law, and stated the grounds which ought
TO govern them in assessing the damages ::
On the last point, he Observed, that they
ought to have IN view, not merely an atone
Inent to the plaintiff, but AN example for the
benefit Of the public.
We shall be more particular in this ac-
count ct the trial, and at least, endeavor to
give the public a specimen of some of the
very brilliant things that were said by coun-
sci, but we are informed that the whole is
liePating for the press by an eminent short
hand taker, and will soon appear from the
press Of MIR. Gould.
The Jury retired, and this morning came
into court with sealed verdict for the plain
tlH damages, 600 dollars
from rdcoa-Capt Lenox, informs us
taai eli the 10th Of Oct. gale from the south
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east commenced ut Curacao, which contin-
ned unit! enc o'c:cck the following morning.
whca it became complete hurricane The
water burst into the fort, and washed away
the batteries, the Custom-house, the ord
nance Office, several private houses, the wall
OF the church yard, and the dead bodies out
OF their graves.-Little Curacao was for Sc
rerai days under water Many houses at Pc
ter-Demoy, situated at the southeast end of
che town, were washed away; TIE point and
reeEbatteries sustained much injury; but the
shipping escaped without any material dam
age.
The British frigate Hebe, capt. Malbone.
parted her fastenings during the above Gale,
and was in great danger OF being lost
A gentleman of this city has favored us
with letter from friend at Marbiehead.
who came out in the sch'r Spring. Bird from
Nantz, which place she left about the 18th
of October. This letter states--that there
was to be another levy of 100000 men in
France-that Bonapare intended to march
an army Of 10000 men through Persia to In
da, and that the King OF Persia was to fur
niah all the necessary supplies for the French
army--that Russia and Germany were to be
,he mediators fer general peace-that the
King of Denmark had furnished men to man
nine French ships of war that were at Flush
ing--and, that legionary however had been
confirmed on Gen. Linniers for his able de-
fence of BQenos ~ rcs.-lrhis is the latest
news from France, and coming from a respect
able source, is entitled to consideration
~. y. Gazette.
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A letter from Cadiz, by the Action (arriv-
ed at New-York) states, that in consequence
OF an expectation of the continuance Of war
colonial produce had taken start-that The
French and Spanish fleets were ready for sea.
and only waited for a squadron from Cartha.
gena, which was to JOIN them-that vessels
had been chartered at Cadiz to go to Lisbon.
to carry British subjects and their property
to England.
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QJ We understand uat SHELTON LOVES. Fs.
quIre, viii be nominated to supply the vacancy
IN the Council, occasioned by the death of tie
Honorable Lewis Harvie
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On Saturday arrived here the fast sailing
ship shetI red, Capt Davis, left Helvcot the
lftt ot Ect aad inc Channel the 22d-By
TINS ship Wc nave received ties OF Dutch Ia
FerS to the lOth, and hope to be able to get
some trahsiatiors lor this DAVIS paper. We
learn ~ this vessel that the Decree Of Bona
partc, dated at Berlin, declaring Great Bri-
tam ana her dependencies in blockade has
been icPIb!ished i'll France and Holland.
with orders to enforce it without resrect to
vessels OF any natiCn. The DEGREES relative
to intercourse with England are enforced viii,
great rigour. 4 Carnp WAS again forming #
bouloGnc, 10 alarm England or what is proba-
bic toiunish protest for lccping up mill
tary force that may be able to TX the dcsti-
mes OF Continental Euro;,e as the emperor
Napoleon pleascs
a Pilot from Dover boarded the Sheffield
on the NIEETEENTH OF OCTOBER, inform
ed that Mar AurrOe was in Lond N on the Sc
venteenth Of that month, and that the re
venge was then at Ccues. a passenger no
came in the sheffield. while at Rotterdam.
saw London letters and papers of the 5eUcuth
OF October, tlcy were at that time in the
same state ofunceitainty that they had been
lor some uhc. (LedSer.)
December 3.
The French ship ThTBIor arrived in
Hampton Roads Gil Monday last
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He s.b5rihcr becs leave to Inform hi,
trend soG tic public IL general, III. I h.,
mas Tehtcdot MI Crouch, nc com1nodious Hous,
On the street leading on t.i- Governors to IT,,
Inain-street, lirr IN by tse name of the err
HO1EL, and has pro- ided himself for the ac.
conmodaiio; u abo Il 20 rat 'nbvis of the Assem-
by, and irolI II 10 IS regular boardefs. From
his conug'iitr &" dc Capitol and TO that part Of
iown IN which tbc m.st BUSINESS is transacted
the reasonabi. ycss OF bis chari.cs aad his attcnt
on to those ".'J ma, pic .se u cail on him, he
1atters himself to give sucl satisfaction as 90 me
~ lher PatonaSa To t'suc.ent - ,asengcfs, he
wIl add, that bee has an excellent st.ble, which,
shall at an tinrJ BE- wei provided for the recep.
ton of their i0t,es sf4IfES VtIJc n NJ
-- RICHMOND. Be. 3 [cP5w1
C9I g. I,.i..id, o { ert .iicatc OF Cperct. Stock
II OF nc state Of Virginia. asFiliows
NJ. l. peyatie to Kpbt T. Hoo, dated ooh
FEB 1S.2, f'r secs 29-1vJ.
All pcr4D's al iO.Cwsircd from purchasing the
same. NEIL -TCoJLL.
Oe-'o' L2w.l
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~ OTlCE-Tbe subscriber having qualified q.
- Administrator de bonis non, on the estate of the
,,, W"han ChUehHi, Esquire, Of Wilton, in
Middlesex, requests all persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent, TO make them known "a
soon as possible otherwise, in all suits against
the estate ofthe said William, this notice will b~
relied on as forming presumptive evidence that
"'s clan" had been settled mo: DARBY
Richmond County Dec. 8. T6f1
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M GUILD CANDLES.-Dopcr 4 Coss7
Iva have on hand MOULD CANDLES. of1bs
cry bestquality, which will be sold in order 10
close The sales immediately NO cents
Dec. = rtf1
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BALTIMORE, Nov. so.

The visit OF Gen. MORGAN to the westward.
and the expedition of his travelling, has excl
ted Il variety of conjecture in the political
world. A friend of the general has handed
US the following account of the motives of his
JourEe%, which will fully satisfy the curiosi-
| ty and ailay the suspicious of those who are
always watching the movements of great cha
ractcrs:
The Gen. had, some time ago, the mis-
fortune OF losing his onlg son--his lady has al
SO been under the necessity of returning to
France, in order finally to settle some family
concerns. Such painful separation, added to
the dreadful loss which he had Just experien-
ced, have rendered his house so totally dis
agreeable to him, that i'll order 10 divert his
igIseis, lie has determined to undertake this
e2<cnrsicn, and visit the Ohio and lsiississip-
| ri, as far down as New-Orleans His inten-
ton is TO remain only few DAYS at the latter
| place, as he wishes to be in Charleston next
February, and in New~York the following
month
"The. season being so far advanced, made
iit necessary for him to travel with some ra-
ploitv, and 1T was only a few DAYS before he
lett New-i ork, that ne was informed a pas
sage could De procured
| 1his explanation was, perhaps, unneces-
Siiy, Tor 10 persian IF common sense will :
imagine, that one of the greatest generals OF
thc Sc, shnd!d be wiling to exchange his
MS !.iGh fame for that of an ativenturer''
(.IDsericGn.
The British claim .ighr to take those whom
they eau their S'atnea-(and under that co, el
oars aiso) Wherever they can find taem, even
| WI hont their own jurisdiction. Ard lst Their
officers are IN The daily practice of taxing them
Zen on board our merchant vessels, and witt.
u.efl Mary more OF ours tran ofthc,s. g. They
nave repeatedly done the same in foreign ports
ana countries, particularly in C,,nton, in Lisbon.
and row lately III vi adeir;,, scirg ashore and Sci
ENG them IN the streets and houses OF the place
= IN the instance now in question, they have ex-
tcpceuf to t. the taxing ulem by force from our
hoi'ai arIncd slips. f.nI 4. The next step
My be toptrole by their press -gargs the streets
OF New ork and Norfolk, ard take from thence
All those who my suit them thcir principle evi
dcfly goes to tins cxtent-ls ii then sufficient TO
receive satisfaction for an act done under one par
tcuiar branch o!this abuse, without any assurance
that viii not be repeated the nest dr under the
DINERS Certain 1t is there never Can be friend
SNIP nor .ven :. continuance Of peace with En-
%iind So ioag as no American citizen can leave
ms own shores without danger of beng seized
~ the inst British officer he meets and made TO
serve az Common seaman on board their shps !
war and EQUALLY 81, that if tie general question
Is not sett'si now, We may Gi.c it up forever,
andiet our citizens understand hat they are aban
Honet' by ten country to tle unDr.dicd powe. Of
every 1.-uah naval commander. Nat. L.t
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The indisposition of the Editor prevents
the usual supply of original matter. This is
less to be regretted, as the proceedings of
Congress are at this time extremely interest
lng' and this paper will appear three times
a-week during the two next months. Accor-
ding to our promise, we this day present our
readers with perfectly new type.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-05
xNOXViLLE, Aug IS.
DeatA Of D0u5lehsad.

o.saojsy night lass, Doubtehead one
sS,xf, sf The Cherokee tribe OF lndi.
CIV : y, !, ,hot in The hsai, by some person,
= &, amobsslvsd entered The house Ct the
w. IN vnrre be then WA, and who
D y $ -, he candle aud escaped wishoas
l P'.,s Js,ios alshed. Double head was e.
's',s st 81 he Drosm 10 house IN The
~ .:ssh,, aood where he continued 70 i've
40 Monday evening, whrH party OF five
s s.d.o,, .opp0ssdts be IN league with the
Icon '.s who had shos him, discovered his
ss,s e soocealmens, fired sails through
{, head, and beat il TO jelly WITH the bos,s
,T,s.,r pistols. Circumstances TX susp;
,,on % consp.euous settler in shs nation,
..,Ss cou,riysr OF bis death.
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3. had brought themselves
ANsfsAs 81 ihs Preach were beaten =. e
s bsIiss '''a IS q An, this Intelligence pro.
i. b,IIls o s" s,,u,y usaiien. lis now
~ as:sa n0st o,ioru, Is at The fee. OF
q : I. 4. R sss'!.' .Isss 'Aa'
sskf . Pc fssliogs are now suhciensly
ssff y S1 + this mslaneho'y 2'osps !,
ssshsa !; 2 Prussia Pr, spuihllatsd and Russia 2
thus :, her own ircnsisf. Swsdso
s.55us " Am s.orsr asismps 70 swagssr' or
auss y :, ss,aposise. Perhaps ~ THIS m
D:s'sa' 's,sa, .heis Gnal answers have brSn
,t'y ~ md our expeditions exposed 70
ss't'so, sbapes Of belng soabled u return
l'' p s'.r !, The poh.ical atmosphere IS
!. ri t.,oad Ill former example
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FROM THE ElMERALD,
TEE WORLD AS IT Is.'

IT mas long been remarked that this
world is srus comedy, aud divided into
halves. which reciprocally laugh at each
other. Though the tor of high life dtfus-
Is k,ail of sameness over itssh, which
has gisea rise to ,he idea that upper life is
nothiDg ba, masked ball, Is, neverthe-
less, in tia, sphere alooe rasa must be stu.
died.
The art Of contrast, as striking on the
dramatic scene as IN nature, shines in those
sceors with sll their lussre, and may rea.
Oily be disseminated by aa attentive Oh.
server; after having seen scmc excellent
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40
SHIP ,MM|azRz NEWS.
Port Of Atexandraa.

ARRIVED,
Schooner Alert, Captain Luckett, l6 days
from St. Thomas-sugar and Hides-Jonah
Thompson and Son and others.
Left st. Thomas goth of. August, on that
morning a brig belonging to Kenebunk arri-
we'd, the captain said she had been blown out
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Of Nevis Roads the 18th in q violent hnrri-
cane, cut both his, cables and nlainmast FIR
the safety of the crew, ON his way down to ST.
Thomas pickedu up seven men in an open boat,
who said the gale had been general through
the windward Islands and had done great da-
mage when left the Sail Rock passage it
was blowing a gale of wind
Left at st. homas, ship Halcyon, Will
am Prettyface, master, from Marseiiles, with
several other American vessels names notre-
collected.
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LOST OR sMISLAID.
-Qut6e Ell instn,,t

On the 81 instant,
4 a NOTE, drawn by Robsrt G, Laughter, for
n one hundred dollars, at fcrr months,
dated the 18th May last, and made payable to
v. q AZ. Seho.frAd, and by them indorsed to
the Subscribers, who will BE thankful to the
finder to leave it with the Printer, as it cam
not be OF any value to any other than the pro-
per owner, the payment being stopped IN
Hank. -
4. sshel6eId & Co.
3 September S. SIT
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H,sals Disposii IN 81 Northern A,aiasss

w: are ini 81 med, that the governors IF
0so, Mieh.gan, and Indiana, are imme.
dssy g Js called on, by The gosernmeas
efhtU pard S ases, TO pus forsh The re-
isias militia 10 check the hostile spirit
saN is manifested BY the Northsrn
" ss Composed TO have been -inssiga,ed
lSshe English traders amopg them an1
Unnecessary 10 ehastise The saysgss.
PelAReg. S.
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aIsasDrta DAILY aonesXSsg.
SATURDAY, SEprEsIRER 5.

sisce the late fires at ST. Thomas's, tho
ssi;cs and stores which haze Deen built are
cistoae; and contemplating that supply OF
Iuaber may at some tinle hereafter be with
held rsm the United Fes, the people Of Sc
rcrlOfth West-Indla islands intend build
ing sita bris1 or sto4e.
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BRITISH i1NsoLENcE.
YIs Scl0o2ie. (laHsihse J JassI

IS Rs-o- tsSoSsteb ( 4'iyt''f1S Z ssttg ~.
s Mr., PalSrsR,
& hasten to inforna you OLA most aggra-
ssnas circumstance which happenedhere this
DAY. The schooner Eliza, commanded by
saps james Meaghcr, bound from this place
~ Boston, laden vita lumber, on passing
tdpTa the river was boarded by eapt sSahreu-
San, oi tie English brig Isabella, who de-
lspdsd a man, whom he said had deserted
NSessei on being ted by captain NJ. that
4 Dad no men on board but his own, and
nose as shouldno, spare, the English captain
Isw INTO 2 violent passion, and said he had
y a''aed boat, which would Be along side di-
9 lse'lh and take him by force: he observing
~ lke attention paid to what he said, de-
sa'sa ne would bring the schooner 10 an an
,Ss', and went forward for that purpose, At
z - sassIant, we observed a long boat full of
,asA' armed with muskets, a. small dis
..Asc nom the schooner, at which every man
s.. uCaru' consisting of eight, passengers and
~ M armed themselves with handspikes, &c.
. ss.s oelng but one mHsIet on board and
rs saa J, 'seir coming along side. Seeing we
N.Y. NY ae'ermined, the boat left us, and made
,ss. s:s' Of her way to the brig. The English
Ms s' MI men SAID he would remain on board
ni,s ,00nsr, and SO to Eastpoft, lal,opt SO
h y;.t soWh the riverl where he hoped TO fail
,nss s.a !. ne English cutter, and By her assist
mile, ' - the man-butaster going about Is
b :. as seemed to repent, and wished TO
ams,s as'0fe--wnich was done The brig Was
salts ,r;s, What the event Of such In
nbe s'N Oe, we leave the public TO deter
Z -, A PASSENGERS
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The Sublcriber

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS,
TIE has remevedhis Shop to the east side
Il Il Of Royalnear Prince-stlect, where I'd
intends to carry en- Ladies and Genslemens'
Hair-cutting, Dressing, andHair Manufacto-
ry, in thu most approved manner.
! He returns thanks for the liberal escou-
ragement he has met With, and solicits 9 cen.
tinuance thereof.
s II Thomas Shields.
September ST. smSsw
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.NcREdSE OF BEEs.

r.. ) ,1.fcRE-dSE Of Eyes.
honey H.. powiils easy metholi Of taxi ~. the
nuhir,,s A,'out destroying thesbees, was com
,e,te H. 20 the editor OF the Cogr,.yaIl "a
ers - : espectabie French 2: les. Mo as
thrpaeboas, ! : IS the mode generally aiopted
hg when ss :. france :--ln the dusk Of the even
lraach tse &; oees are quieay lodged, ap-
ing ste,s;l,. and turn II geatlp over; ma
Idue r. = Placed tin a saaal, isis pregious-
Sca, Cove ssslse It, with It's boFsons upper
adbecn NV .sa With a clean new hiye, which
sisks s,a PREVIOUSLY prepared, with two small
ss0sac hs aItcss It's nsisidle and rubbed with
Ast0s' Having carefully adjusted
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mo. 1895.
N NOTICE.

THE Members Of the 1Nashing.on Sock
ETY. Of Alexanaris, IRE hereby notified, tsist
fheir Anniversary Meeting WILDE zelda Mr.
Gadsby's kotti, OF Monday the sd Instant,
at II O'CLOCK in TIE forenoon, where Purcta.d
attendance Is requested. Tie soeitty VIII
move In procession at IL oclack, accon'Panl-
sd by the I esciasr and Scholars OF tie 1Yasi.-
1igton Free ScE.ool, to thu Episcopal Church,
There an Grafton will be delivered by frsl.
sis Lightfoot lee, Esq.
By orde1~ofthe Standing Committee,
c. Deneaie, Seey.
February 49,. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
SuWarroW Boots.
John G.. FRANCIS,
From Aew- York.

From .Aezo- York,
D ESPECTFULLY informs the public,
A T. that he manufactures Sanarvofu Bcos
with all the modern Improvements, warranted
equal to any il TIE United States. After ma
ny years OF experience in his business, he has
discovered new method ofretaining the cias-
ticify In books. He warrants 20 fit tie leg be
it ever SO badly shaped He. makes boots Of
various descriptions, VIZ. Suwarrows--t air.
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Tees,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonapsrte's Graves,
Jehcrs5n's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
Gtsthe Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots. ST.
Gentlemen viii please to csll. and see for,
themselves, at his shop in King-street, oe-
tween Mr. Mot,s and Mr Eodgkin's tavern:
January s. dom
~: u lie iass1ass sseesNine gg cheap fe T sasa
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Liverpool Salt, aaoat.

Liverpool Salt, aAoat.
The Cargo Of the schooner Thomas JeffeF
son, Capt. Hall, from Boston, consisting OF
500 hogsheads coarse liverpool Salts
For; sale By
I.awrason and Fowle.
.yglio Aaae also landing rom said sehocier,
100 boxes rnsuid candles
$ chests young hyson tea
a bales Beerboen Gum'ahs
20 boxes chocolate
hogshcads n E. rum
50 kegs fresh raisins.
L,Vs STORE,
125 chests young hysonl TEAS
IS do. imperial s frss auaA1g
Is bales Beerboon Gurrafls
6 &c. Plains.
z do Kendall cottons
$50 rolls heavy Ravens duck
2 cases hats
1000 pair .eoarsesand fine shoes
rs hogsheads2 .,,.raz.od, .sgou,.,
10 barrels a3s'osaA0 SFs4's. !
$50 barrels n. E. rum
4 hogshea,ls Grenada do.
.. pipes Rebus wine
soo. kegs, and 90 kids salmon
Hall barrels and kids OF beef
500 boxes soap
so boxes chocolate
SO do. es1l-Gsh.
DSse1aber
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IOHN C.. LADD,

Eas jass receiued and Jor sale,
10. pipes choice old Cogaac Brandy
30 bales of excellent FAX
\ 5 do. glue
SO barrels prime. beef
60 pieces Russia sheetings
SO do. Ravens duck
90 barrels sweet cider. NJ
: loo Casks lime
LOG barrels new rum
50 boxes mould candies.
Janllary la. d
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FOR RENT.

Tbs STORE, ON Prince-street, betwee,
+ airfax and Prince street, lately in the oceu-
patton Of Mr.. Ramsay, 1t is we'll calculated
fora dry or wet goods store. The rent me-
'derate. Apply to
William Hodgfon.
Sept. IS. d
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:
JOSEPH H. MANDEVILLE
KING-sTREBT,
Athis G1-05sf2 8 For Store,
HAS ON HAND AID OFFERS FoR SALE,
Muscovatlo SUGAR Of various qualities
Afoore's Loaf and Lurnpd do.
gNOt4ASSES in hhds.
HAVANA HONEY
H Ii1sss,A'' TEAS,
Young s Hgsens Ola s0oa quality .
COFFEE & CHOCOLATE
Spanish SCARS in boxes
RAISfNS in kegs and boxes
Jamaica and Antigua SPIRIT, OLD and'Soca
Low priced West India RUM
eNcw-Ehsland do.
Trench and Peach BRANDY
Holland GIN
Ryes !VhISKEY
Stoughtoia's BI'FTERs IN bottles
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould and dip d CANDLES
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT in sacks
Or By the bushel S.
American GUNPOWDER
Wrapping Paper, Derliiohns, Sauf in bot
ties, Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Black Pep
per, sc.
100 tons Plaster Paris.
90 bis. whole Or gross HERRINGS
100 bis cit do.
90 bls@SHAD
CI6ver Seed.
f,iye.bire GHFFSFr of- an excellent nijaIitv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
St. Andrews Society.

A stated qnsrter's meeting Of tie St. m
drcw's Society, viii be held, on Tuesday ti.e
18th current, at I'd lsby's l.otol. Roll ssi. at
Z 2 n.
BY order ofthe Pgesident,
Donald Mac Leod, Ssey.
q FchrrIai.y I s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1897.
Dissolution Of PARTNERSHIP.

yEsIILLIAM DOUGLASS intending to
Nv retire from business in this place, the
partnership of Douglass - l1antsuillle is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and Joseph
IL. Mandeviiie is. solely authorised to adjust
and settle alltiic aeeounts OF the partnership.
It IS earnestly requested that all persons In
tlebted to them viii settle the same with him
Immediately as longer indulgence cannot be
given.
Nfillian Douglass,
joseph II. MLaHdeyille,
35anuary3, dtf