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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01
British Consul's Office Norfolk,

SpHSu' >ViuCc x,
Virginia, June IS, 1907.
10 Br'gddfer General MATHEWS. Chair
man Of the Committee ahhointed to CAR
RI INFO cfeet the Resolutions, &c.
SIR.
" As do not perfectly understand how
far the construction of the Resolutions a
dopted at the meeting held Yesterday, as
they respect the communication between
myself and his Majesty's ships in the Che
sapeake, may be supposed to extend, beg
leave to enquire OF you, Sir, as the Chair
man OF the Committee appointed to carry
those resolutions into effect, whether any or
what restraint is thereby intended to be
lad on my communication with the Kings
ships-whether the schooners which have
hitherto been used as advice boats, will be
permitted to pass as heretofore, uninter-
ruptedlY, and whether there will be any
objection to myself, or any of my family,
going backwards or forwards to the ships
OF war below, in such boats as may be al
lowed to carry my correspondence, or to
our going by land to the Bay-side, and en-
barking from thence and returning TO the
shore in the 81 p'sheats
i have the honor to remain,
With perfect respect, Sir,
Your most obdt humble ser't.
JOHN HAMILTON.
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wAsHINGToN CITY, June 20
BRITISH OUTRAGE.

WE give the public the particulars of The fol-
loving outrage on the American flag, under tho
influence Of feelings which we are cef,ain. a.,
IN unison with those entertained universally b,
ourteliow-eiuzensi feelings which cannot which
ought not to be suppressed. We know not
indeed. that this savage outrage has a precedent
~ naval annals
On Monday last the United siatcs' frigate
chesapeake, OF 80 guns, lett the Capcs, where
there iay at anchor a Btiish squad, on CONSISTING
OF three two deokers and one frgate Of So Guns
A. she passed MS squadron with u nolcs,a in.
one OF he two dec ker the Leopard, pot OF and
went 70 sea before the Chesapeake When the
later came up with ,he Leopard. al The dis ance
oil about three leagues from the squadron. her
commander, captain HUM hres ,haied the Ches
cake, and said he had a o. patch to denver
ttom me Biish commando, in chief (mearj .
aGHWal Berkeley Of the American statgp
commodore Barron, suppOsing il was dispa Oh
iof Enope, hove TO, when captain fiumphri.s
sent On board Of her, letter covering an orde,
OF ANNUAL Beatke'ey, 10 Iake ON fhe Che.a
pa-kc ihree men, alledged TO be de ert,rs f,..n,
the helampus fTgaie and designating h m nv
name. Commodore Barren replied by letfsr,b,
no such men. as named in admiraI Berkeley
oTdsF, were on board, and added that his crew
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01

Sesmen in the Collectors Office, Norfolk
JohH Hartsmdn, born in Baltimore, Ma
ryland, feet inches high, II years old
John Hoibridge, born in Germantown,
Pennsylvania, % years old, S feet S-4
inches high.
James Craig, born in Cumberland coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, 81 years old, feet 10 1-2
inches, fresh complexion.....Pu6 Ledger.
There are four men of this name de-
scribed IN the Register; one born in Nor
folk, feet Sd inches high, 80 years old,
fresh complexion; one born in New-York,
feet 10 inches high, fair complexion, IS
years old ; one born in Nansemond county,
Virginia, Is years cid. S feet ID inches
high, brown Complexion.
June 81.
The following letters have passedbetween
the Committee and the British Consul,
which are published for the information of
the public.
THEo. ARMIsTEADs, Sec'ry.
ofthe Committee.
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BALTIMORE. June 26.

Extract Of lie ter from a gentleman of
responsibility in London, dated May
10Th, 1907.
81 arrived here the 26th of April,
Had been detained aud earned into Ports
mouth, but was soon liberated While
at Por.mouth attended the II al of Hen
ry Whrby, heard the v rlc, r who.
acqui;t d him, and saw his sword return
ed. A few days after was 10 company
with him; lie IoId me he exyec,ed to be
off Sandy Hook again 10 a'few months,
20 k'H another John Pierce"
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GEO: HOPE"
az a meeting Of fbe COMMITTEE at ,be Fagle Ia
Ue'n on F,idoy Jlmc &c, 1907

At a meeting Of t5e Committee at ,be FngIe Ta-
Ue'n on F,iaay Gfunc &c, 1907
Presen,--Tbonias laibeus. Daniel Be4iyge,. q
W. VI dgngb Luke Wbeeier IgTlke,r Mr..
SIM, Isom7s Rerrt 755Dias Blanc. u 7leo.
n nris'ead NJ Hyers.
Resoive9 unanimously as the opinion Of this
Committee, tina the British officer W O this da
arought dispatches 90 Colonel Hamilton. not ba-
wing ho'sted hag before his approa,h 10 onr
hatbor. was NOT Afterwards entitled 10 be con,i
5ered as coming under the protection Of GAG
ot truce and as such. re should not have been
discharged but should have been held i'm custod,
until The pleasure e the government: va know u
Be5olved wrdnircusy, thai l. is the opinion Of
this Committee tha' any British Ofii,er coming
% TINS place shall be considered as a prisoner.
unil' the decision # h. cove nment be known.
Fe'o'vea nrhhriowI hat the proceedings Of
this meeting be eguarly published
The Committee OF Correspondence lid bsfo,o
The Committee. letter from Mr. Hone. Of
Hampton which was ordered 70 he rublished.
Refolved, hat Theodrrick Armistead and Tho
mas Newton Jun be a committee 10 ascertain he
best means Of establishing Teleeraphic Cor,
municauon between The sea shore and this place
Mr. James w Mnrdaugh having info. med
ne committee thata number of Young pentle-
men had insirudrd him TO offer their services r.
the erection Of batteries for the defence Of ,he
Towns Of Ncifok and Portsmouth,
Resofved that Mr. Mu-d-r~t h. yeoues'ed m
re'urn eu 're hank Of this compa;te
lh'Ipatuo'ic offer, aud uu.,s a., s... tine is
not distant when an opportunity will be offered
Tor the dspl7Y Of their al
TFoS MATHEWS. Chairman,
THEO. ARMlSTEAD, SeeTy
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TO Co.. JOHN HAMILTON, Consul for the
State Of Virginia.

SIR,
In answer to your letter of this date,
am directed by the Committee to say, that
the sch'rs hitherto employed rs advice-boats
IN the service of II. B. Maiestv's ships,
cannot be permitted to pass and repass as
heretofore. = The Committee view the OBJ
Iect Of the Resolutions as intending TO pre-
vent supplies of every kind being afforded
to these ships until the pleasure of our Go
vernment be known The Committee can
see no obstacle to you or any Of vcur fami-
ly communicating with the Officers of II.
B. M's ships in either of the modes vcu men
ton, confident that no attempt will he made
to contravcne the Resolution restricting
supplies. The boats you may engage in
this service will be permitted to pass with
out examination.
have the honor to be,
With perfect respect,
Your most obedient servant.
III: MATHEWS, Chairman
ofthe Committee.
Norfolk, June 26, 1907.
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and that the president and secretary be
requested to transmit copy to the execu-
tive OF the United States.
JOHN SHORE, Chairman.
Attest,
JOHN F. MAY, Sec'ry.
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BANK STOCK.

WANTED topurchase, about SO or 100
SHARES OF VIRGTNT.H BAyTR
"IOCh.--Enquire Of the PRIMER
June SOth, 1907. Nv
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COMMUNICATION.

IT'S hoped that the fair patriotic Daughters
OF Columbia, whose tender bosoms erlevc fnr
.ne l,ss OF their late murdered coun,ryincn. The
p'I,ee.,fs oil their rights. by Brush t,rants.
WI" ago. witE their bre,hren. manifest anal
respect and sorrow TO their memory -, .i-1t
ma well as hsar'f;lt mourning. NN'S''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01

yesterday morning arrived hete the crew IF
the schooner Margaret K Bailey, can,ain r.
Su.o ca9tused onthe 70 II inst. by the I,son,r,
sn.ish trisa,e. abOu, 20 miles TO the
Oh Chinko'eague. in Ii fa,homs water. and ,r-
% having a Oeieware pilot on board EDWARDS
with avery valuable cargo of coffee and .n.. n@
tne property OF Lewis CabIere, of phjJadslrS;.
ne trgaie took out the crew. except the -
tam. and sent her for Halifax, NJ, aiios,1ap,.
'nSIn ,'me TO take ;heir clothes or any other
'ice f'om on bead the schooner. 0'1'' AZ
DUNG the time they were on board the 7 90.
-, r"e 'ney were treated with much rudenes.
IA t .I taken from them and to n /,
ana on IN: morning of rhe Esd when p,ens,;n,
20 get under weigh to attack rho ctf.,s
re put on hoa'd the Triumph. where thew mer
wan very different treaiment-and wefs The
next re Gay put en- yard the schooner MARI.
n''ke' from Antigua, bou' to Eas, River.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01

w Toe foiisvp:ay !ci:sr toe original oF t-I;e,
rs loa5ed in ibe ColIeetos e5fee, 6das Us 10,
Publication.
" / o the Commander on board OF the u. States'
FriSa'e Chesapeake, ii; II. koAds.
=" On board his b M. ship Beiiona,
Captain DOusia,. June 10.
Weiequest that you will have the k,ndness
10 take US CIT OF ths ship, for we a.e. vrry
much against serving the British. 1, isa u,,,n',
we do not belong to. being all Aner,c,ns-W.
have no hopes OF getting clear unless Va, he
Friend us. We have all American n,,,;. - -.
but they will nos look 4, them: and ,,'-,.a'''
were all born and brcush, 10 in HE IE S%''i
States or America aud as we ase nov :, ~.
wa'ers ct our own country. hope MS ,.w. Wis,
pcotca us "s VIII
We were first taken OIL board the Aq.l,u-
Pus' and thence sent on bol,d this shin.
owe a,e your humble servan;s
John He'd ioge, John Hav,o,
WIN n"ett*' James rare.I.
Jeremiah iio,nes, Lanes c.
John Eer;s.nan, G.oTye
Ste hen F'Ldsl, Emcr, r: NJ:
Conrad Smith, Cbarlo. w 80 100
john Henry, VIZ, Nj. S'o"'
Henry Lemsn.
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ETfract ofa letter from, Hamilton, dafed
lime 26
Norfolk, June 25, 1907.

ETtraef ofG letter from Hamilton, dated
JUne 26
owe have late news from the British
men Of war by the Pilots that were dis.
charged Yesterday They declare, that il
their water and provisions do not come to
them as usual they 7viH lav three shihs Of
7var along side Ramhton-send THEN. bar
gc$ ashore, and take them By farce The
HAmptonians are casting balls and max
ing cartridges, to bid them welcome"
The following letter 20 the Committee Of
correspondence has been received from
Geo. Ho1le Esq. Of Hampnon, dated goth
inst
SIRss
{" Just now received yours with the en-
closed Resolutions of the Citizens of Nor
iolk, and immediately communicated them
to Col. Wray, and posted, to make them
as public as possible. The inhabitants of
this place unanimously feel indignant at
the outrage committed on the Chesapeake.
and are concerning measures to prevt Mt the
landing of any boats from the ships, which
1t is probable they may attempt.
am, with respect,
GEO: HOPE"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01

Letters have been received by the Col
ector of this port, from the following men
on board the British ship Bellona, captain
Douglas, stating that they arc American
citizens-.Jonn Hoibyidge, I'm. RobcrtS,%
Jao Barnes, jeremiah Holmes, JHo Haris-
man, James Farrell, James Craig, B1me-
ry Griffin, &efhcn PiHdci, Conrad Smith,
JohH Henry, Jain Haytoa, Peter White,
George Beams, Charles darlington. I'm.
Aears, born in Accomack county, has a
family there, and where all his relations
reside. I'm. Ware, native Of the county
of Baltimore, SCOTS Fields, Maryland
served his time IN Elicott's Mills, 90 years
old, feet inches high, brown complexi-
on, dark haIr and eyes, scar on his fore.
head, and another OF his thumb said 10 be
one Of the men takenfrom the ChesofeGke
Descriptions taken from the Register Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-19
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1897.
N o T C E.

THE Members of the Washington Sock
ETY. Of Alexandria, are hereby notified, that
their Anniversary Meeting Will be held at Mr..
Gadsby' S hotel, on Monday the ssd instant,
it IL O'Clock in the forenoon, where punctlal
attendance is requested, The Society will
move in procession at 10 O'Clock, accompani-
ed by the Teacher and Scholars of the WASH
lngton Free School, TO the Episcopal Church,
where an Grafton will be delivered by Franz
els Lightfoot Lee, Esq.
BY order Of tas Standing Committee,
G.. Deneale, Sscy.
February Is. g
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-19
SuWarrow Boots.
IOHN G. FRANCIS,
From Np7p- York.

at 80 49,
81 RESPECTFULLY informs the public,
~ that he manufactures SAsoarrsw Boots
With all the modern Improvements, warranted
equal TO any in the United States. After ma
nv years Of experience IN his business, he has
discovered q new rnethed ofretaining the eias-
4icity in boots. he warrants to fit The leg be
il ever 50 badly shaped: Re makes boots. OF
various descriptions, viz. SnWarrows-Fair-
Tens, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves.
Jef;elson's Boots and Shoes. lie warrants to-
FIT the Suwarrow equal to the tack boots
Gentlemen will please to call and see for,
themselves, at his shop in Kins-stfeet, be-
tween Mr.. Mott's and Mr. Hodgkin's tavern.
Jan,,,rv & dom
NJ B. Hc intends selling cheap for cash.
Printing, IN ITS varaous branches,
handiomsly esseated At this office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-19

THEY furpass any yet extant. for
ease, elegance, &c. Masters Of vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West-ihdles,
Spanish Msiirl, Sc. may be furnished with an
assortment, and a great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity.
n. B. The buttons on the back parts OF the
waistband ought % be placed the $ me distances
from each etler, as the two eeater buttons On
the suspendcrs, to prevent improper strain
ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
in tho construction Of the article.
Richard Horwell.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-19

JAMES BACON,
III lis GRocERy Sr6aE, en K1ng-sreet, hasn
addft;oa 10 his f5rrasr stock, added
a frelh Supply of Genuine Articles m
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
lie n0sv eGerstsr sale, on his usual lou terms
MufcoTado Sugars, ~ofvarlcus qua-
~iities,
Leaf and Lump ditto,
G~unpowdcr,
Imperial, TEAS,
Iyson, particularly sele>t3
Young Hyson, ed for
SS]:9 ! and family VS..
Fest green. Coffee,
Chocolate, OF a superior quality!
Msdeirai
Buselos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, > VI NE S.
Teneriffe, 4
Malaga, and
s. Genuine old Port
Cegnac and Rourdeaux Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirit, for family use,
AlliSsue, St. StCAhs ~. SAiCSaeo3 "fO A>S
England Rum,
Holland Gin, n
Irish and country Whisky,
Nolassss, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
tStoaghton's Bitters,
Mace, 'nutmcgs, cloves, cassia, ptInento
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table Use, pearl barleys
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt and
saEermsaced candles, refined sais-petfe, hotant
indigo, alum, copperas, madder, britnne,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
gish and country made gunpowder, sesars,
and smoking tobacco, very best chewing to-
bscco.
Hamilton and Lsiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
In boxes.
London mustard, warranted Of a sapsrior
%ausIity, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
denljohu's, &c. &c. with generally every az
ticls IN his iine-he whole of which have bsea
selected with care, and will be- alanesed OF %
the very lowest terms
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-19
Patent Elastic Suspenders,

70 be had, wholesale and retail, Of the Pa
fantee, next door below Mr.. Alexander
M.Kenzie's, lewcr end Of Prince~strset, A
lsxandrIa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-19

Joseph II. VAUDEVILLE
KING-STREET,
AtAH Grocsyg 6 -Four Store,
HAs ON HAND AND oFFEKs FOR SALE,
Muscoyalo SUGAR of various qualities
Moore's Loaf and Lump do. n
MOLASSES in hhds.
HAVANA HONEY
5 Hssss. rzAs.
H5sas 5 gyson Of a good quality
COFFEE s CHOCOLATE
Spanish SEGARS in boxes
RAISINS in kegs and boxes
Jamaica and Antigua SPIRIT, old and good
Lowpriced WestIndia RUM
N~ew-England do.
French and Peach BRANDY
Holland GIN
Rye WHISAEY
S~toughton's gIITERS in bottles
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould and dip'd CANDLES
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT in sacks
orby the bushel
American GUNPOWDER
Wrapping Paper, Demijohns, Snuff in bot
tlesy Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Black Pep.
per, &c.
100 tons Plaster Paris.
90 bis. whole or gross HERRINGs
100 BIS, cut do.
20 bis. SHAD
Clover Seed.
Cheshire CHEESE Of an excellent quality.
-4IEO-
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Vol VIII
SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and friday
WILL BE SOLD,
Ar TIE VgNDUE STo6E,

Az TIE VENDUE SIUaks
eS. 9srser Of Prince and Water streets,
i yaris1 gf Dry Goeds. Groceries, sc,
Particulars Of which will be expressed in
the bills of the DAY.
ALL kinds of goods Which are on hinlta-
NON and the prices of wAica arc established
can al a,y time be viewedand purchased at tils
lowest lindtaticn and prices.
IF. G.. Marsteller, ". NJ.
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SEINE TWINE.

Just Received,
AND FOR SALE By THE SUBSCRIBERS;
2 pipes l.. P. Madeira WINE
2 half do. do. do.
6 pipes Cognac BRANDY, 4th proof.
Wnd5uoqb IS Butler,
WHO HAVE ON HAND,
20 hhds. Jamaica RUM, 18th proof
10 do. St, Croix do. 2G&3ddo.
s do. New-Eng!.and Go.
$ pipes Holland GIN
2 do. country 60.
l hhd.L. market MadeiraWne ofasupe77
a Quarter casks do. do. riorquty
5 do. do. L. P. Teneriffe do. do.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January.I
"a hhls. SUGAR of good qualify,
So bbis. do. Go.
5 pipes 4th proof Brandy
4 CT. casks Sherry Wine1 of excellent
Fl do. do. Malaga Go. quality.
Baxesaf Cotton Cards
Sacks OF fsicoyice Root and Sage
Barrels Of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And a large quantity Of Red Sole Leather,
Far Sac By
Benjamin Shreve, UNI
JuIv So.
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Liverpool Salt, aaoat.
The Cargo OF the schooner Thomas jefer
C&n5. Hall, from Boston, consisting OF
sac Aags4ei.ds coarse Liverpool Salt,
kor scle by
Lawrason and Fowle.
H1o Aave also landing fffam said schooner,
400 boxes mould candles
5 chests young hyson tea
4 bales Beerboon Gurraps
80 boxes chocolate
S hogsheads N E. I'm
80 kegs fresh raisins.
IN STORE,
Is chests. young Tyson TEAS
IS do. imperial first qNahty.
Is bales Reerboon Garralls
s do. Plains
Z Go. Kendall cottons
SO rolls heavy Ravens duck
2 cases h&is
1000 pair coarse and fine shoes (.
y hosshoads} ,1uscovaa, sugars.
$50 barrels n. r. rum
4 hogsheads Grenada do.
9 pipes Rebus wine :
$50 kegs, and 20 kids salmon
Half barrels and kids Of beef
900 boxes soap
SO boxes checolate
80 do. cod fish.
Bacerobpr OF. d
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HL3O,
Red, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,


BY the dozen or single skin-fsr sale at
Horwen's Patent suspenGer Maaafastery, IN
Prinee-stregt.
Jnly& RgasAs@
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
NAY Is
Public Sale.
q n Al @ N ID & Y. .

The 9th day Of July next, at O'Clock, in the
afternoon, will be sold at public Auction,
OH the premises, ifnot previously disposed
Of BY private sale, of which timely notice
will be given)
That LOT on the west side OF
Fsirfax-strset, to the south of the Marshars
ate Office, and nearly opposite Mr. Thonp-
sons, measuring SO feet / 5-4 inches Gu
Fairfax-street, and backwards parallel with
Cameron-street 1875 feet inches.
The dwelling, house consists CT five rooms,
a kitchen, and good lasge cellar. A thorough
repair of the house, building lew stable,
and Other Improvements On this lot, cost up
wards of $1,000 in the. rear 1902.
AND IMMEDIATELW THEREAFT TER,
II the Cofse- House,
That half acre lotin the town Of Duna
fries, near the tobacco warehouse s Guam
tico creek, designated in. the plan Of the said
town by No. l46 on which are erected a
substantial, well built brick house, So by Is
feet, a bale, or store hoase, GO by is feet,
stable, &c.
Tie purchaser to give bonds with security
for tile price, payable by equal portions in
one, two andthree fears, without interest il
punctually paid; and to secure the payments
a deed. of trust on the property purchased. 4
good title will be made BY
Colin Aud.
May:ao. l2al stawts
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Public Sale.

=.
BY virtue of a deed of trust from PAihh T'an-
ton to the subscriber, for the purpose Of sa~
curing the payment of certain sums therein
mentioned, will, BE exposed tspublic sale,
on the premises, at | ] O'Clock, IN the fore
noon, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
June next, on a credit of six months
Six LOTS handsomely situated,
contiguous to the town of Alexandria con-
tanning betweena5 and acres, each being a
part of the tract.lately known by the name Of
g. Stannh-lH2, and in tie subdivision thereof,
as laid off by Col. Gilpin-distinguished BY
the numbers ls, 10, 30, IS, 81, IS.
To accommodate purchasers, these Lots
will be set up separately and for the corrsi-
Iteration money notes with approved indorsers,
will be required.
JOHN MsIVER.
!, May ~. 2taWds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17

TT rs ORDERED,
y-TTIAT a special courtbc held, on the 9Th
il day of July next, for the trial Of this
cause, in this court, then to be held In the
town of Alexandria, and that the Marshal Go
give public notice OF the seizure and libel, by
causing the substance OF the libel. together
with this order, citing forth the time and place
Of trial, to be published at the courthouse
door of this county, at the coffee-house door,
in Alexandria, and in the public newspapers
of the said town, at least fourteen days prerie
Gus to the day oftrial.
George Deneale, C. G.
Nay IS. cots
Pursuant to the above order
OF court, Robert Moss, D. N. for Daniel G.
Brent, marshal Of the district Of Columbia,
hereby giues Notice, That the seizure and IL
bel in the case above stated, is Tor a breach Of
the revenue laws, in trading to : certain porl
in the island of ST. Domingo, rot under the
acknowledged governments of France. The
trial will commence on the day, and at the
place above mentioned where all persons
concerned are notified to attend.
r. MOSS, D. M.
kIaS X
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F'AXON, METCALF g Co.

Haze for sale, landing from schooner COOP IN
TEN7, from Boston,
rs boxes Mould CANDLES
s pipes fourth proof BRANDY, superior
quality
do. first do. do.
20 chests Young Hyson TEA, late import
alton
6 hhds. Cod FISH
60 boxes do.
SO barrels N. +. RUM
$50 reams Wrapping PAPER
so dozen SIFTERS
l dozen sets MEASURES
i dozen HALF BUSHELS
IN STORE,
$50 boxes Mould CANDLES
10 pipes GIN Is
20 hhds N. E. RUM
S hhds. MOLASSES
90 barrels BEEF, Boston inspections
& 90 Do. PORK, do. DO.
10 half barrels do.
90 boxes Brown SOAP
1900 bushels Ground Alum SALT.
June 10 cow
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