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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03
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Af meeting Of TIE citizen, IF Hia5urg, at otloeI
J1ns 26fb 1907, eonvened in eonicY-enes of corr.
n7nnieafion j'oa5 sov1i.e; Of Patriotic Citizen, a.
Norfolk, Co.. Cbsmfien Travis 7vas APPOINTED Chair
nsan, and Leroy AnJ.rsoa Secretary.
Accounts being read, detailing the late glarins out.
rage en- our national dignity by the Leopard Brtfh
mp OF war, Capt. Humphreys, in his afiaIin-like
attack on the American frigate Chsfapeake, Commo.
dore Barron, at moment when, in confidence of
peace with all the world, the latter was quite uupre.
pared TOR action Revolutions exprclive Of the deep
ieniibil'ty and indgnan, fen,ments ofthe meeting on
this oecaiion, were reqneaed to be prepared by
committee eonihing of the following citizens: The
hon. Chancellor Tyler, Jas. Semple, FULLY Robinlon
Eurwell Baiiett, l.. Fl. Girardn, VIM. Coleman, Ro.
bert Saunders, VIM Ruflell and Arnifead T Msfon: .
who, alter retirement, made the following report,
Wis
Ihis meeting having taken into confederation the
late outrage committed by the Leopard, Brtif fhip
OF war, in company with the Beona, Melampu, &
Triumph, on the Cheiapeake friga,e, belonging to
the u s. an outrage in which infolence treaehery &
cruelty were wantonly combined Confidering the
uniform dipoi'tion OF our government, and the peo
pie of the U. S. to cultivate peace with all nations
indignant at the outrage committed on our fac and
on our citizens, and determined q with the promp
ttude * deciion which diaingufhed our forefatbers
OF &c.
R;iotved nn0aimopRy, Tha, with our fellow citizens
OF Norfolk, until the decGon of our government be
known OH the fubjea, will hold no intercourse
whatever with any Britif fip of war in our waters
and that any peTion Perfons carrying on or fsyo
ring iuch intercourse, will by us, be deemed infamous
and ho!lile country.
Refpfd un41i7a0.Gy, That pledge our lives, our
fortunes, and our acred honor, to fupport our 90.
vernment in any meafure they may adopt, whether
of redrefs or vengeance, for the nieuarous OUTRAGE
committed on our flag and on our national rights.
Psi0iOrd uHaniu0.fy, That highly approve of
the conduct of our fellow citizens of Hampton. in
delroying :he water ealss of the Brtifh frga,e Me-
campus.
RsfaiDtd unnnin'y1y, That the foregoing Refolu,i-
ons be printed, and that copy be forwari to the
Commandant Of the 6sih Regiment of Militia. to
the governor of the Rate, and to the Prelden, of be
United States.
Which being read was unanimously agreed to.
Fgfo!ved, That committee of correfpondence
be appointed, whole duty it fha be to commun.
cate with other committees on the fubiea of the
Outrage committed on Flag and nationeI honour.
a committee for this purpoie was accordingly an
pointed coffing of the following citizens CJameio.
T,Avis, BAr7ctH BqDtt, H'iziGm Coleman, LEROY In
dtya", 7nhy RoJialSa, Robert SxunItrs, 7anst Ser,
pie and A>mjfead T. I1aIcn.
a Copy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03
FREDERICKSBURG, Iune so

A, meeting of the Citizens Of Fredericksburg
and its vicinity, held at the Court Houie IN this
town, on Saturday laR, agreeable to notification
!" .'iia"' '7fosS ySiayoiJ was called to the Chair.
John S'anard was appointed Secretary.
The tatement of the attack made by the Leopard
OF so guns on the Cheiapeake frgae as detailed in
the Norfolk Ledger of Wed,eIdaY laa, -~"~ ---i ~
order OF the Chairman.-On molten of !. r. Lonax,
and fsconded by Reber. Stana-d, the following de-
elaraton andrefolution unanimously agreed to.
The Citizens of Frederickfbg and It's vicinity,
have long viewed with the keenen fenfbility and
mott glowing Indignation, the predatory outrages
8 fyitenatic violence of Great Britain, on the COM
MERGE and people of America. The progrefs OF
Brti, ufurpation has been marked with netarious
violation of our neutral rights perhdious niraci-
on of the mon folemn conventions, with Pyraey,
Robbery aud Murders Our velels have been plum
dered--our peaceful citizens nave been imprehed
to fight in iupPort of Bri,iih wrongs. The limits
of our country eonfecra,ed by the law, of nations
and the pledge Of national honeur have been inva-
ded-the dignity of our government, and the maize
fly Ut our people, have been iniu,ed, ard very
ports and harbours have been anJled with eont1me-
ly and outrage, In proportion to the anxiety which
our country has manifeaed for peace, and for a
mieabe and national Adjustment Of differences, Bril-
tifh Influence has increafed until neutral flag
has ceafed to protection for our commerce, or
refpea for our feet.
lie is believed and felt by the citizens Of this meet
ing, that our country poe6es within ir.lrelources
sufficiently powerful to arrea thee evils-of making
the lEt outrage committed by Britifh fquadron on
the u. S. Frigate Chesapeake the termination of Bri-
tin injaries-and That the prefer, erifis of Anne
rean DEGRADATION, or Of American HONOR.
Therefore,
ReoiVed, That committee of feven.een be ap-
pointed by the Chairman, to prepare addrsls the
PRECEDENT of the U. S. deelara,ory of our fentments
at the outrage lately committed by Briti fquadron
on public armed hip, within fight of our Capes,
of our confidence in the eonaituted authorities of
our country, and of determination fupport its
rights with our lives, our fortunes and our facred
honor
And that the faid committee be authorized to call
another meeting of the citizens when they hall Judge
IT expedirnt. The meeting then adjourned.
(Signed) WM. SMock, Chairman
JouN STANARD, Secretary.
TIE Committee eogEf off5e J,ilo7oirs Gentlemen
James Brown, George French, Thomas Good
win, Charles L. Carter, Robert Henning, John Tay-
loe Lomax, Robert Patton, John Mercer, John w.
Green, Hugh Mercer, homas r Rootes, fen. Doc
tor John Taliaferro, William Brooke, aad Carter L.
Stevenlon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03

II a Meeting cftke Comm;itee at Tire Exchange
Cefee- boyje, ia Mor3ay TIE 29as Of June,
1907. Ht Il.
Preisnt--T br'rc5 haft5-7vI. Bfost sIysr, I'm.
Psaaerk. HIDiem Escvfsm. ia&. J,-bscIer,
FraaeiS S. Taylor, .S-.h to?c-, Thomas Nrs,,-
ton. Richard Bicse, Daniel Re1ineer, =. ~
blm-6angb, Tbes. Nrn;Gtad.
Rejafpe,i, Thatthe pern.,!jon granted 10 toe
Britilh Conful and his family of holding corscf
pondence with the Britifh commander be, and
the fame is hereby refcinded.
The Chairman laid before the committee a
letter from Col. SHARP, whereupon, Be il Re.
f9isrd. That it is highly eApedient TO repair
Fort Norfolk, and place guns there for the de-
fence of this place.
Refoiy'ed, That the inhabitants of Norfolk
and Portfrouth beraruefiy requefted to give
all their aid to carry the above refolutons into
effea.
ReJofved, That the foregoing refolutions be
transmitted by the Chairman to Col Sharp, and
the Commanding Officer of For, Nslfon. and
requeft him 20 fuperiatend and direct the ap-
plicstion of the labor which may be rendered
for the purpofe ofreparine the tort.
THOs. MATHEWS, Chairman.
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ALEXANDRIA. Inne 90.

Oa Saturday, being the regular meeting OF
the Rife ard Ligs. Infantry Uoiunteer. and uni
form eompaaiet of Alexandria, they came to
the unanimous refolution Of marching on Sa-
turday the 4ih of July to Waihingsou, and
there make tender Of their fervices to the
Proficient to be employed in any manner he
may think proper, to avenge tse dnprovoked
aud pira,ical conduct 70 frequently exhibited
by the Britiih Nation, more Especially in the
recent attack on the u, S. Frisate Cheiapeaks.
Er4ofior.
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Naval Force at this place, TO equip the Caa Beats,
in Awaiting himfe of the erviees Of the Captains and
Seameu who have Profered them, to proceed TO
Hampton, near i, as he may Judge proper, TO
co-opcratr with the people in their defenSe, in any
manner he may judge mon .xpedien,, or to al as
sireumnanee, may diaate in preventing the e1esu-
ton Of the faidashreas.
Rscfr~a, That T5ezs, Biarsil,9, Sofb F3et, and
=. ". MDI,9gb be a committee appointed to wait
upon Captain Decatur with this application.
R5iosveS, That the thanks Of this committee be
given to the Rev Mr. Davis, for the appropriate, e.
oqaen., and patriotic difcourfe delivered by him this
day.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03
BALTIMORE, lane ee.

Eefros efH letter fran a gentleman Of rsipee-
liability in London, dated Dfay iofb, 1907.
Isl arrived here the 29th of April Had been
detained and carried into Portfnou'h, but was
>foon liberated. While at Portfmouth attend
ed the trial of Henry Whitby. heard the YER
diet read which acquitted him. and taw his
fword returned. A few days after was in CON-
pauy with him: he told me he expected to be
OF Sandy Hook again in a few months, to Kill
az o.brr Tobn Pierce"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03

On the part of the U. S. no one attended the
court but gen. Lyman, our coniu' at London,
arl he or the fra DAY only; having on the e.
coud, bu6ne,s 10 attend to in London, which ht
no dub, deemed 10 be of hyperion IMPOTENCE !!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03
To fbe Ccmnittee Of coryetpondtH.r Of Ne.folt
WILLIAMSBURG, June 81, 1907.

We conceive, that until the deeiiion Of
government be known, it is proper, JUN, and
honourable that PROBATIONARY msafares of retaliation
ihould BE- with promp,tude adopted: They arejulti
fed by the preus necetity, that ariies from the late
Britifh outrage. The unfortunate feamen, who
wreted from the Chefapeake, anticipate an ig-
non,inous and cruel death, which we fear will be
dreadfuiy realized.
I, is therefore recommended to the committee in
Norfolk, adopt proper meaiures to iecure the per-
ions OF any of the crew CT the Dr,i fguadron tina;
may be found on fhore and TO ufe fueh means as
they may deem proper to give. information to
the Britih commodore that if the ieamen taken
from the Chelapeake iha be execured,i, will be con-
idered JUN ground for retaliation; and that the
Britlh feamen will be detained 20 anfwer for the
lives of the feamen taken from the Chefapeake, I'M
I'll the fenle of the American Government can be
known.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03
Iune so.

June so.
Yesterday afternoon we were grai6ed' with
the fight Of the four Gun Boats equipped and
under way for the defeRce of the Narrows, in
cafe ary attempt ihould be made tc enter this
harbour by the Britiih.
Too much prai!e cannot be given to the f,i-
rt and patriotiim of the Captains and Seamen
of the port on this location. On Sunday even
ing only, a Deputation from the Committee
waited on capt. Decatur with rrquef that the
Gun Boats might be prepared for a6ton.-At
this time no rigging was over head, no fails
bent, arms or ammunition on board, but fIch
was the perfevering labor of, and ardent exsr-
tion of our feamen, that at four o'clock they
failed, ready, vietualled, manned, and in eve
nv retPeet prepared for aetior, and under a
Commander who will never he taken all abaek
or fhut his eyes at the @uaN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03

I NAKEN froma Negro Fellow few DAYS G,rs
u BANK NOTE, which he faid he had Coand
but which belize was iloisn. The owner niuv
nave e on application to the fubfcrbsr, and paying
the price Of this Advertisement.
July 8. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03
LEROY ANDERSON, See'ry.
June 90.


On Friday afternoon, one of the fchooners
which have heretofore attended the Britifh fhips
of war, caf anchor near the fort, and .immedi.
a'cIy an officer left her in boat and proceeded
up the river to the Britih Confil's. This in.
formation was foon fpre4d through the town.
and The efea produced may be ea6Iy coniec-
trrcd. A number of boats put off from the
"harvcs, after two of them had reached the
boat another officer who had remained on board
the fchooner, hoIaed white flag, the iipnal
Tor Jag oftrnrr, for the fir time, for certain
ly (and we can Wy 70 from our own KNOWLEDGE =,
Inc did not come up as flag Of truce.
Is tore the officer reached the Bnlih Con.
iuPs, he was met with bya number of citizeng.
who offered no perional violence BUT appre.
bending it, or that the officer might be detain.
ed, the Conful claimed The protection Of the ci-
vii authority, and the fanelity of the character
IN which the officer had come. The latter
ground was not tendb'e, as war does not ey;ft
and again the veiIeI had not come M as a fac
Of truce ought. RefpcG however for the civil
power, and fentments ofgeuerofi.y, prevailed.
and in about an hour after his arrival, the off.
Ger WAS put on board his velIel, without receiv.
ing the fmaIlelt violence or injury, and immedi.
a.ey departed.
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NORFOLK, June 90.

DIED Saturday lat, at the Marine Hofp;,al,
RosrRr MAcpoNALp, one of the fea,nen wounded
on board the Chefapeake frigate. Yeeerdsy his fu-
neral attended by nearly four thoufand citizens
tHe body was brought from the Hofpital Point,
attended by proeeion OF boats, the narke, wharf
Minute guns from the artillery firing during the time,
all the Americas Ripping with colours half n,aa.-
Arrived at the County wharf, proeeilion wa, form
ed, which marched uP Msrket.Square, through Ca
tharne-Rreet, to FreemaGon-nreet, and from THENCE
t. Chril Church, where an appropriate imprefive
and pa,ro,iek difcourie delivered to mott n,,-
merous congregation, by the Rev. Mir. Davis.
The following was the order ofthe procellion
DefasbmeHi effbe sc'naisy Ys!anif.rs.
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-, IF Hrgb Lfiisr, tie ION Of Quinten Millep
= Of New York--will apply to the fubfeibsrs.
who are Executors of his late Brother Alexander
Milen, or to Col Robert Gamble Of the city NJ
Riehmond-he will hear fomething 20 his Advantage.
JCSA. IOLLiN5, junr.
JOHN LITTLE,
HENRY KING.
Edenton, ". c. July 9. oaw4w.
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CHILLICOTHE. Innr 10

Extrad ot'a letter. ren a gentleman offbe frR
information and reJbtaabiGig, in HacenYe5,
(i0d. Ter 10 aee1iIeman e)fbi5 foson, DIT
ri May 20Ib, 1907.
We have iut received information from ST.
Louis, which induces belief, that Lieut.. Pike
and his party have been CUT oil by the Pitdots,
4 nation of Indians bordering on Siute Fee"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03

Ourdipant readers will, no doubt, look with
anxiety for intelligence from this quarter Our
duty will be to carefully coletl and collate all
the information in our power, and publi1l fuch
only rs We ihall conlider may be iDterehing,
and at the fame time, fuch as we believe to be
correct. We ihalI endeavosr 10 avoid the thou.
iAnd Idle rumours, which are daily circua-
ting.
Yedsrday evening the Committee received in.
Formation from Hampton, that an attempt TO
land at ihat place would Le made from the
Britifh ihips below. Nearly 500 Citizens i'm
rediateIy volunteered their fervices 20 man the
Gun-bodts, and proceed inaautly to Hampton,
and they viii 80 oft this afternoon, four in
number. 10 place can be better defended by
5uo-bea!s tan Hampton, On account of the
oar, whi"h ptevents the accefs Of large veGels
There may DC norosl focrGa,iou ia tits BELLE,
but the unprepared fla;e in which the Csefa |
peHi.e Vas attacked, :res an uaeOmmon vi.
glance sEd fufpicion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-03

F,ssecA1g5g iJ. Cs-iss at tie Eee5 .zge Css. Hsgf
on Sunday, 2Stb TD1r-- PyeJHf Tb.9ras 11a,5,7,, =.
.so't Fgg'r, 6f9jSs 4hyes, Fresei5 S. Tayiy, r yY.
EfrJsssb, TJomas BlfssJsyd, LRis Wbe.hl, 2yr-
oIo, tx 1i,zjqead, Ri.50,d E!o7v, Ttnues Nt5oiaa.
The committee OF correfponisuce Iubmi,,e 70
the meeting letter from iundry gentlemen las =
con, rittce OF eorfelpondenee) q Wiliiaribury
y Aereupon hey we're in0rueed 10 traninit the TO-
lutions entered into on Friday la,t
R,EI7,i. ] hat the letter from ne committee oI
cogtfpondenee Of Wlliia1fbufg be pubiitaed in the
fsptrs n this Bmougb.
Wlsreasthe eonrni;fee have received iaforn,at;oo
f-or' vsrio7s iourc"' at the commander If The Bci-
t,ih fhips have Heia,ed the Inhabitants Of Hampton
with IN ir-'iion FOR the purpofe Q. proeufny water.
II D,GirA, That application be made TO Csgtair
So, hen Ogso'W e.annspdsr of the United States
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-17
Public Sale ofI0ts.

A GREEABLE ito the will of Mr. JoHs
~ WEST, deceased, the subscriber will,
ON MONDAY, the 9th day of August next,
expose to public sale, at the New Turnpike
Gate, near to Mr. Ricketts,, his Moiety, or
One Half off Tract of Land adjoining there.
to-, lying on Timber Branch, known by the
name of 6 PE.ARSOA'S 17,R.dC1'''-which
land was devised by John West, jun. late Of
Cameron, to his two SONS Thomas and John
West, tobe equally divided between thrm.-
The land is naturally fertile and full of young
growth Of timber, which with proper care and
attention will soon become valuable. Thera
is some excellent springs Of water upon it,
md elegant scitss for buildings The hnd
Will be laid of in lots from FIVE to ten acres
The forms Of Sale a9H be-as
One-third payable in cash-the other twa-
thirds in negotiable notes in either of the banks
in Alexandria, with approved indorseTs, at SO
and SO days, which is as far as the credit can
be extended, the land being sold for the JIM
mediate payment of debts.
z A plat of the land as How surveyed and laid
off into lots, maybe seen in the coffee.hopse,
in the town. Of Alexandiia,s or in the hands
of
Charles Little,
Ex,er. y. West.
July y. i
, -
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NOW LANDING.

ron on 35oara the brig Dolfhhtps and schooner
islsc' ssassss from Bosson, schooner Frsigghts,
from sortland, and sch ziyltAa from WIind-
scr, .aasva- Sceaz, and .tf3r SaEe6y
Lawrason g Euwle,
$50 tons Plaster Paris
3 3 hsas Nsv-Englaaa Rgsa
10 hhds. Molasses
s pipes French Brazsay
10 do. Holland Gin
$50 boxes brown Soap
SO do. mould
50 do. dipt >Candlss
10 do. spermaceti
IS bbls. fall Mackarel
10 do. whale Gil
80 cases Claref
40 boxes fresh Lemons, and
"A quantity Of Cheese.
August 3 -
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JAMES SANDER SQM

srs fox Sac, on saodsrats, sssass,
.seeo lbs, best Greers CoSee
10 tierees fresh dice
20 Kegs fresh Raisins
~ slerces green CapseGss
S pipes Cogniac Brandy
20 bids, 4til. proof Jamaica
so Aasrels NE. Rum
rs barrels s..1hiskey
70 bales Cotton
5si2xes Cotton and Wool Cards
= boxes tin Plates.
.f.vDsJA STORE.
s hhls, south Potomac Tobacco.
Sslsy 4. d
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iweaty- FIVE Dollars Rssua9d.

~
-" '''s ~ Sotaetipse IN the months IF no
a vsaider December last,
MICRO Man Ly the name of SIN.
49,. - mo Was hired IN the town of Alexan-.
- : 2 Or Ro5ert SmifA He was about So
10 q sse, about feet is or II inches
sa' sery strait, of rather a yellowish or ta-.
w. ssnpsexion, shutters little, has soft
: ~ ana generally seems humble and timid
8. -. spoken TO- He had wife at Col. Jem-
|S. sssa ; N the county of Caroline, and may
IN, AT's new be lurking in that neighborhooel.
en-. M T. it more probable he may have
s s !, 9 the state of Maryland-Ifhe is taken
hin Is, q; STATE Of Virginia and brought to me 1
ls, eve me above reward; IF in the state of
a D I,sna ans brought to rue I will give 71ir-
y, Baldwin M. Lee.
'mas Wcstmorcland
-0anfy' JAY "a. 1901 d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-17

JAMES BACON.
s4sAis GRocERy SrsRE, on King -street, has IN
additioa 20 his fbrmer sock, added
sfreih Supplysof Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his sssortment complete.
l7r nars offers for se'e, on his usual l0sv terms
Mufeovado Sugars, ofvarious qua
Titles,
Leas and Lump ditto,
Gunpowler,
Imperial, TEAS,
Hyson, particularly select
s Sss:$ SA;s' n family s :
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of superiorauafity
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ { NE s.
Teneaae,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cosnac and Bordeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for fa1Eily use,
Antigua, St. Croix, st. Vmccasss aid New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Caaer VhlegaE,
Stodghton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloycs, sassia, pirnernto,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, inoulds dipta and
spermaceti candles, refined salt-petFe, hotaM
indigo, alum, copperas, naaddsr,z brimns,ste
spianing cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
glish snd country made g'lnpowder, ssgars
and smoking tobacco, very best chez wing to-
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
in boxes.
London mustard, warranted OF q superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
denliiohu's, sc. SC. with generally every ar
iiele in his iine--tkc whole Of which have beer
selected with care, and VIII be disposed Of on
| The very lowest terms
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MONDAY, AUc.UsT 81, 1907.
{ WANT To- HIRE

j WANT TO HIRE
A sober, industrious, honest, care
full Man, e take cafe of an Orchard,
Garden, and small Farm, near this
town.
r. 4. Hooe.
S ,,ouse4 4, d
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FCR SAI e..

FOX SHLA
BY LEWIS DEBLOIS,
An ASSORTMENT of BROAD CLOTHS. from
eleven to .eighteen shillings sterling COST.
part of them Untitled to drawback.
Ravens. Duck.
French Brandy.
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes, sad quarter
casks.
New.Ensland Ruaa,. IN barrels
Cod Fish, and Stone Lime.
May.
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Jolepli Vaudeville,
Coynsf Of KING ard FArRFAx-STREETs,
dLExANDRIi
HAS FOR, SALE,
Aa aaortment OF Wines, Ii
QuoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Gcnsisting 4
MADEIEA7
Part
Lisbon 7AyV AAsh
Malaga
Tenerige
Corsica
Cid St. Estephe Medoc l,ret, il cases Of
one dozen
A few dozen fine Old frontinac
piao do. best wine bitteri
Jamaica and West.1ndia rum
Nsw-England DC.
Cogniac, bordeaux and Naples blaht
Holland and country gin
Schiedsm gin liz cases
Irish. whlskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whisky
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar iss
FIorenee q! in TASKS 81
hegsheads HAVANA honeT
rs do. choice retailing nolasscs
Gpnpowder
Imperial
.aIyson TEAS
H Hssog Hys9a a.a Of good sae4''y.
Souchong
,h1useevado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars. Philadelphia, Bat
timore and Alexandria.
Leipes,s, CARROTS, and Hamilton's snuff
III bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee do.
Cloyer-seed, (Pcns. 7uarrantrd)
s Mace; nutmegs; cloves !; cassia; plgen-
to pepper ginger, race and ground; Cay
enne pepper; refined salt=petre
Coffee; chocolate rice / pearl barley !;
London and Philadelphia mustard !; basket
salt; starch; ag blue; astant indigo Geor-
ola and Tennessee cotton flax wool; mad
der; copperas; alum; brimstene !; chalk
pipes in boxes wrapping paper and Irvine J;
traces bed cords leading lines demiiohns !;
pin Eases patent shot; brandywine gunpowt
der; Harvey's gunpowdeh 1.-THE only real Bril-
tish battle powder from 10 treble sealed !,
chewing tobacco best HAVANA segarss
.Muscatel and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zantc currants prunes soft sheHed al
ra9nds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each one
dozen bottles assorted capers, olives and n
choyies, for sale by the box.
A quantity Of clean good allsrn salt suitable
for the fishery, sc. SIS.
March ls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-17

Lei, ,s'ssNS, IN It's uar,ous branches.
essegsed at tan oGes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-17
Tu.I received from Philadelphia

Ita.E received from Fhaladelphia,
By CAPTAIN Hand,
s 80 chests Young Hyson, and
9boNcs Hyson Shulan Tea, OF a sassrias
quality, which, will be sold low.
Likewise on l9agss,
6 hhds. gosS Sugar,
! 10 hhds. MoIasses, of agoed aaaASs,
Salt of various kinds.
Ana . constant saps'y Of Flour suitable fsr
family use.
Jolsph Dean.
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